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Current from THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 2018 Vol. 82 #29
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INSIDE!• Gerber Jan. 6, 11, 13 & 20
• Sydenham Jan. 4
• A Touch of Class Jan. 10
• Gary Hill Jan. 13
• McLean Jan. 9• Kidd Auction Schedule
• Pritchard Jan. 16
• Shackelton Jan. 13and Much MORE!
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6AT 10 A.M.
SALE OF FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, LIGHTING,COLLECTABLES AND JEWELLERY FEATURING
A MARKHAM ESTATESelling at
NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD.,1km west of Utica
TO INCLUDE: FURNITURE: Oak side by sidechina cabinet w stain glass, 8ft Welsh sideboard,Barrister stacking oak bookcases, oak drop front sec-retary w leaded book shelf top, 9pcs dining set w 6oak chairs, 6ft mahogany sideboard w glass doors,cast bronze bird’s leg table in gold leaf, 1950s RogerFeraud black iron and pool ball coat rack, large quan-tity of side tables, sewing stands, parlour tables,Martha Stewart stressed bedroom suite w nickel plat-ed bed (paid $12,000.00), 3pcs antique reupholsteredchesterfield, walnut cedar chest w drawer, Stickleyoak bookcase, tile back English washstand, pine drysink, wicker pram (Ex). stainless steel LG fridge withbottom freezer, stainless steel kitchen aid gas stove(mint and less than 2 years old).LIGHTING: 5 stem Murano gold chandelier, icicle, dropcrystal chandelier, hanging Miller slag glass, 3 Moorcrofttable lamps, oil lamps, pair slag lamps, figural lamps,metal lamp w faces, pair rare brass gas lamps. COLLECTABLES: 1956 Mint 4ft Coke button, 1940Coke bottle thermometer, 1915 Toronto telegramsign, 30” porcelain telegram thermometer, QuakerState sign, Spanish wall mount w 7 swords andshield, black marble figural clock, 1887 brass com-pass, collection of 35 scent bottles, 1890s Weston ONdrug store scales, 3’ inlaid walrus bone horse sculp-ture, large polar bear soapstone, Le Chaseur & LeChasesse bronzed statues, 4 wooden gumball,wrought iron coat rack, door stops, rare BrookfieldDairy baby top milk bottle, marbles, coat hooks,buggy steps, shaving items, large quantity of antiquegold guild picture frames and mirrors. JEWELLERY: 1967 Mint Set w $20 gold coin, 3 x$100 gold coins, Victorian gold cameo, several goldrings w appraisals $2,000-$3,000. STERLING: Rare Georgian wine funnel, 1767 shak-er, Tiffany frame and spoon, toast rack, sugar shak-ers, scent bottles, match safe’s, picture frames,watch, cake cutter, serving pcs. GLASS AND CHINA: 8 place setting Briar Rosechina, quantity of pink, green, and blue depressionglass, pair lustres, 6pc wash set, quantity of Flo Blueitems, Vaseline glass vase for cars, Vaseline mini oillamp, quantity of Cranberry pcs including waterpitcher, decanter, sugar shaker, perfume bottles, tallsatin glass oil lamp, Cobalt Blue oil lamp, plus 100sof other rare and high quality antique pieces.NOTE: The majority of these collectable items have beenstored in a Markham basement for the past 35 years.Viewing for this exceptionsale will be Friday,January 5th between 1and 7pm and Saturday,sale day from 8am on. TERMS: Cash, Visa, M/Cand Interac with a 10%Buyer’s Premium on allPurchases.
NEIL
BACON
AUCTIONSLTD.
905-985-1068
Sale Managed & Sold By
OUTSTANDING HIGHQUALITY NEW YEAR’S
AUCTION SALESELLING FOR DON SCHULTZ AND ADDITIONS AT THE
SHACKELTON AUCTION CENTRE#51570 LYONS LINE SPRINGFIELD ONTARIO N0L 2J0
Located 15kms south of the 401 HWY on the Putnam Rd. (Exit #208 between London and Woodstock)
*****SATURDAY, JANUARY 13TH AT 9 A.M.*****
LIVE & ONLINE COLLECTOR AUCTION
TRUCK & BOAT MOTOR: 1941 Hudson Big Boy pick up truck –partial restoration, in running order – owner selling due to healthissues; Oliver 6hp Model J outboard motor;GAS PUMPS, GLOBES & CYLINDER: Tokheim Model 39 clockface – restored to Texaco; 1940’s Tokheim Model 39 – restored toTexaco; 1940’s Bowser – restored to Pure Oil; 1950’s M&S restoredto Polarine Red Crown; Globes include Richfield Premium; WhiteRose & B/A Super Power; original 10 gal. clear vision cylinder.PEDAL CARS & BIKES: 1938 Auburn Streamliner by Steelcraft –rare; 1950’s Austin; 1954 Garton Kidillac; Ford Model A – licensed byFord; A&W; Harley Davidson; rare 1920’ Pony Cycle – Mfg. by CCMCanada; early Inch Worm bike; 1937 Skippy tricycle; 1932 CCM bicy-cle; Keystone sit & ride; Richard sit & ride.SIGNS: Texaco Marfak; Texaco 6’; Sieberling Tire; B/A bowtie; WhiteRose Carbonless; BF Goodrich; Quaker State; Irving; Shell Gasoline;Fina –plastic; Export A; Pioneer Chainsaw; Ford’s Roofing Quality;Pennzoil; Bordens Ice Cream; Atlas Tires; Shaver Starcross Layer;Bissetts Ice Cream; Hy Line; Exide Battery; Robin Hood Flour; FiveRoses; Michelin hanging with stand; RR crossing sign; Great NorthWestern Telegraph flange; Super No Lead; Pegasus horse – repro.CLOCKS: Coke; Sun; Vernors; Canada Dry; Exide; Blue Coal; Kodak;Delaval; Champion Spark Plug; Zippo;THERMOMETERS: Coke; Hamilton Spectator; Wishing Well;Salem; Quaker State; Prestone;NEON SIGNS: large VW bus; large vertical Restaurant; Fat Tire Bike;Kool; Salem; Liquor/Wine; Harley Davidson; Mountain Dew; Texaco;Buffalo Hot Wings; Texaco tanker truck.SODA: vintage Coca Cola trays; chalk menu signs by Coca Cola,Wishing Well, Pepsi, Crush, Dr. Pepper, 7Up & Pepsi; Wishing Welldoor kick; Coke & Canada Dry flange signs; Pepsi sign; 7Up sign; Cokeporcelain letter; Kist Soda crate rack; Coca cola picnic coolers; Cokecrate; Coke & 7Up push bars; Bowes Orange dispenser;DISPLAYS & DISPENSERS: Zippo; Wrigleys Gum; Dominionchain rack; Texaco island rack; Bordens Malted Milk; Supertest 1st aidbox; Hersey Candy; Sunbeam bread box; Burgess Battery.TOYS: Supertest & Fina Minnitoy tankers; Buddy L Wrigleys truck; BuddyL Texaco; several 1st Gear Supertest trucks; other die cast & tin toys.OIL CANS: B/A; Gulf; Red Indian; Enarco; Shell; Texaco; CitiesService; Fina; Supertest; White Rose; Wolf Head; Reliance; RoadRunner; Veedol; L Jay tractor; Ford; Lincoln; Buick; Cadillac;Studebaker; Wanda; Crown Dominion; International; Moto Master;Fox Head; Quaker State; Beaver; ESSO; Kendall.OIL BOTTLES: Mobiloil; Enarco; Red Indian pint; Marquette;Marvelube & others.OTHER: ECO wall mount air meter; 1930’s Ford lighted front end;Team Canada hockey jersey – signed Paul Henderson; Rat Fink & BigBoy figures; wooden cigar store Indian; B/A & Tydol license plate top-pers; parking meters; early fire extinguisher globes; James weathervanes; early fire alarms; Salada push bar; store scales; 1917,18&19Ontario license plates; Canadian National Telegraph globe & pedestal;CN 6310 & 6232 cast plaques; Studebaker belt rack; Test Your Skills 5cent baseball game; gas pump liquor dispensers; cardboard ads.
THIS IS A PARTIAL LISTING ONLYOVER 550 QUALITY LOTS TO BE SOLD!FOR FULL DETAILS, ONLINE CATALOG AND
ONLINE BIDDING SEE OUR WEBSITES.
MIKE, JOHN & CAM SHACKELTONAUCTIONEERS
Shackelton Auctions Inc.(519) 765-4450
www.shackeltonauctions.com
Gord Sackrider Auctions(519) 661-7955
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Alice MorseWhen my father was the pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, on the bor-
der between Dorchester and Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1948 - 1951, I became a member of BoyScout Troop 4 under the leadership of Mr. Albert Chamillard. Because of his leadership, Troop 4was on the lookout for ways to serve the community, in particular, assisting the elderly membersof Bethany. Dad was one of those devoted preachers who weekly visited the sick and elderly. Healso encouraged the Troop to visit many of the church elders, including one particular member,Alice Morse. She lived at 8 Folsom Street, just a few blocks from Bethany Baptist located on WestCottage Street, and just one block south of Dudley Street. One spring day in 1951, Dad encour-aged the Troop to spend a Saturday cleaning up Mrs. Morse’s outdoor property. At the time, Mrs.Morse was in her early 90s, meaning that she was born at the outbreak of the Civil War. Oneblustery spring morning, some five or six of the Troop showed up to rake leaves, pick up debris,sweep her porch and fix the fence separating her property from her neighbour’s property line.She sat in her enclosed porch and watched us work and offered drinks and kind words and lovinglooks. When it was all over, the Troop left but I remained behind at her encouragement. She alsoknew I was the pastor’s son. Anyway, she volunteered to tell me that she had borders in herhouse living on the second floor. They had been living above her for over fifty years. Then she toldme that she had, at one time, been diagnosed with tuberculosis and that her parents isolated herin an unheated back room of the house which they had built for her. She recuperated (I thinkher husband had left her after she became inflicted) and, at the time of my visit, had lived in thishouse at 8 Folsom since the 1860s.
One thing she wanted to make sure I learnedfrom her was that one of her neighbours wasAmerica’s first national sporting hero. John L.Sullivan was his name. In my Boston days,there was not anyone who had not heard ofJohn L. Sullivan! Born in Roxbury, 1858, aboutthe same time as Alice Morse, he was known asthe ‘Boston Strong Boy’. He was the last of thebareknuckle fighters to hold the heavyweighttitle, and the first to hold the heavyweight titleusing gloves. Mrs. Morse made sure I knew allthis information. In 1889, she claimed, theBoston Strong Boy fought and won abareknuckle bout that lasted 75 rounds.Overall, John L. Sullivan fought 450 bouts andwas the first sporting figure of any sport inAmerica to earn more than one million dollars.Mrs. Morse told me that she used to watch himpass her house strutting and blustering withthe biggest handlebar moustache on any malefigure she had ever seen. He did not walk, shesaid, but instead swaggered — all with a walk-ing stick which he flipped back and forth underhis arm to look important. With his Derby hatperking, he would tip his hat ‘Hello’ as hepassed her by but rarely said a word to her.Mrs. Morse told me this story, I feel, because itprobably was one of the highlights of her life,namely, to live on the same street with a manwith superstar power, a man’s man, so tospeak, who could ‘lick anybody in the house’.Mrs. Morse then gave me a couple of trinketswhich she had picked up on some of her worldtravels, sea shells and a couple of books.
She was a very dear woman with a gentle lookand thoroughout my life I still carry her smilingface in my memory bank. I wish I had a photoof her to share. All I have today is a book shesiged to my father. My daughter Kristy and Ivisited the outside of her house on FolsomStreet in November 2014, and took a photo ofwhat looks like, today, an Alfred Hitchcock set-ting for one of his horror movies.
Editor’s Note: The Woodbridge Advertiser hasbeen fortunate to acquire the permission of theAuthor, to reprint in serial form, excerpts fromthe wonderful book, Dad’s Best Memories andRecollections. Should you be interested inacquiring the book in its entirety, it is availablein print & digital copies, through the publisher,Friesen Press. They can be reached at 1-888-378-6793 or www.friesenpress.com
Dad’s Best Memoriesand Recollections
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Heavyweight boxing champion, John L.Sullivan, lived next door to Alice Morsein Roxbury.
It’s Colder Than. . .. . . a toilet seat in an igloo.. . . the last man’s arse on a toboggan.. . . a brass suppository.It's so cold we had to chisel the dog off a lamp-post
Qualified forBenefitsAn old man goes to aSocial Security office toapply for benefits butforgets his ID. The socialworker says, "Just unbutton your shirt."The old man complies,and the social workersays, "The gray chesthairs are all the proof Ineed," and gives him hischeck.The man tells his wife,who responds, "If you'ddropped your pants,you'd have gotten dis-ability, too!"
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THURSDAYJANUARY 4
EVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30P.M. (PREVIEW AT 5:30P.M.) Auction Sale of fantasticofferings & unique items. Art-work, collectibles, memorabilia& antiques. True Liquidations.All brand name items. 25 yearsin the auction business! Lo-cated at 588 Gordon Baker Rd.,North York ON M2H 3B4. North York Auction 1-888-239-1677
www.northyorkauctions.comEVERY THURSDAY AT 6:30 P.M.Live and Online Auction. Viewing at5:30 p.m. Thursday Auction Sale tobe held at 670 Coronation Dr., Unit#3, Scarborough. Items including col-lectables, antiques, high end namebrand household items, furniture,records, TVs, pcs. silver & gold,sports memorabilia, vintage toys &more. Please visit us on Facebook atCDC Auctions for photos.
Auctioneer & Owner Chris416-274-9646
SATURDAYJANUARY 6
WEEKLY AUCTION SALESEVERY SAT. & SUN. AT 1 P.M.SHARP AND WED., EVENINNGAT 6 P.M. Live & Webcast! BidLive at The Auction Hall or bidfrom your phones, tablets orcomputers online in Real Timewith Live Auctioneer! Mixed es-tates, coins collections, ban-knotes, art, jewellery, collectibles,sports memorabilia, bronzesculptures, gold & silver bullion,etc. Over 1000 items offered inEvery Auction! Over 40 years ex-perience in the industry. AuctionGallery Webcast Studio, 501Alden Rd., Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
SAT., JAN. 6 AT 10 A.M. An-tique Auction Sale of furniture, tex-tiles, primitives, pottery and otherinteresting collectibles to be held atthe K.W. Khaki Club, 2939 NafzigerRd. 2 miles south of Wellesley forWayne and Loree Currah, Plattsville& additions. Details in the Dec. 14& 21 issues.Auctioneers Gerber Auctions
Ltd. 519-699-4451www.AuctionsOntario.ca
SAT., JAN. 6 AT 10 A.M.Antiques and Collectible Auc-tion Sale held at CreemoreArena, 218 Collingwood St.,Creemore, ON. Preview sale dayfrom 8 a.m. or 3-6 p.m. Janu-ary 5. Details in this issue.
Kidd Family Auctionswww.kiddfamiilyauctions.com
519-938-7499SAT., JAN. 6 AT 10 A.M.Outstanding high quality NewYear’s Auction Sale of furniture,antiques, lighting, collectiblesand jewellery featuring aMarkham Estate selling at NeilBacon Auctions Ltd., 1 km. westof Utica. Details in this issue.
Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd.905-985-1068
SUNDAYJANUARY 7
WEEKLY AUCTION SALESEVERY SAT. & SUN. AT 1 P.M.SHARP AND WED., EVENINNGAT 6 P.M. Live & Webcast! BidLive at The Auction Hall or bidfrom your phones, tablets orcomputers online in Real Timewith Live Auctioneer! Mixed es-
tates, coins collections, ban-knotes, art, jewellery, collectibles,sports memorabilia, bronzesculptures, gold & silver bullion,etc. Over 1000 items offered inEvery Auction! Over 40 years ex-perience in the industry. AuctionGallery Webcast Studio, 501Alden Rd., Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
MONDAYJANUARY 8
EVERY MON. AT 6:30 P.M.Auction Sale to be held at 42Martin Ross Ave., Toronto, ON.Preview at 4:30 p.m. Auctionconsists of a variety of mer-chandise from misguidedfreight, consignments, bank-ruptcies and end of the lineitems just to name a few. Wecarry a large variety of productswhich include electronics, com-puters, sporting goods, collect-ables, toys, furniture, art,antiques and much more.
Right Bid Auctions Inc.647-858-3811
www.rightbidauctions.com
TUESDAYJANUARY 9
TUES., JAN. 9 AT 6 P.M.Antique Estate Auction Sale to beheld at A.H. Wilkens, 299 QueenSt. East, Toronto. Preview timesare Mon., Jan. 8 from 12 to 7p.m. and Tues. from 9 a.m. to 11a.m. Details to come.
A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600
www.ahwilkens.comTUES., JAN. 9 AT 6 P.M. Preview at 11 a.m. Pickers Auc-tion at Noon. Antiques & 20thCentury Furnishings AuctionSale of early, mid to late 20thCentury furnishings & collecta-bles to be held at 142 BuntingRd., St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.comTUES., JAN. 9 AT 6 P.M.LIVE Weekly Undeliverable Freightand Retail Stock to include; elec-tronics, household and misc.,health and beauty, office supply,retail supply, medical supply, foodrelated, costume jewellery, gold andsilver jewellery, toys and sportinggoods. The list just goes on and on.This is a sale you don’t want tomiss whether you are buying foryourself or if you are a retailer whois looking for merchandise for yourstore. See web closer to sale datefor details and photos. Preview from5PM day of sale at our MississaugaLocation. Sale held at 3620B LairdRd #6, Mississauga, ON L5L 6A9.
Principal Liquidators Inc.www.403auction.com
905-820-0555TUES., JAN. 9 AT 5 P.M.Preview 4:00 p.m. Every SecondTuesday Auction to IncludeHousehold items, Collectablesand much more. Sale held atErin Auctions, 9478 WellingtonRoad 124, Erin ON. Full Salewith something for everyone.
Auctioneer: Steven Parr andShawn Redmond
Erin Auctions 416-884-5437www.erinauctions.com
WEDNESDAYJANUARY 10
WED., JAN. 10 AT 10 A.M.Auction Sale of household effects,
furniture, antiques, collectibles,tools etc. held at the St. JacobsCommunity Centre, 29 ParksideDr., in St. Jacobs for an area estate.
Auctioneer Jantzi AuctionsLtd. 519-656-3555
www.jantziauctions.comWED., JAN. 10 AT 11:30 A.M.Dairy Sale at Carson’s SalesArena, Listowel. Offering reg-istered and grade, fresh andspringing young Holsteincows and heifers. Open &Bred heifers will start at 11:30A.M. prior to the Dairy Sale.Consignments Welcome!
For more info.,call 519-291-2049
www.davidcarson.on.caEVERY. WED. AT 4:30 P.M.Auction Sale of Furniture, An-tiques and Collectibles, tools,selling at Neil Bacon AuctionsLtd., 1 km west of Utica. To in-clude approx. 1000 items.
Sale Managed and Sold By Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd.
905-985-1068EVERY WED. AT 3 P.M. TNT Auctions, 190 Bovaird Dr.W., Unit 20 & 21, Brampton.Sale of antiques, furniture, col-lectibles, jewellery, householditems, tools, lawn and gardenitems plus much more. Viewingfrom 2:30 P.M. day of sale. Sell-ing with 3 auctioneers everyweek. Consignments welcome.TNT Auctions 416-578-4769
www.tntauctionssnelgrove.comEVERY WEDNESDAY AT 6P.M. Live and Online Vehicle Auc-tion Sale held at 1881 ScanlanSt. London. Cars! Trucks! Vans!Brief Listing of Vehicles Only. Ve-hicles arrive up till 3:00 pm andnot all vehicles will be listed.Viewing starts at 12 noon day ofauction. No cost to register.McKenzie’s Associated Auctioneers
519-453-7182 or800-265-1906
www.mckenzieauction.comWEEKLY AUCTIONSALES EVERY SAT. &SUN. AT 1 P.M. SHARPAND WED., EVENINNG AT6 P.M. Live & Webcast! BidLive at The Auction Hall orbid from your phones,tablets or computers onlinein Real Time with Live Auc-tioneer! Mixed estates, coinscollections, banknotes, art,jewellery, collectibles, sportsmemorabilia, bronze sculp-tures, gold & silver bullion,etc. Over 1000 items offeredin Every Auction! Over 40years experience in the in-dustry. Auction Gallery We-bcast Studio, 501 Alden Rd.,Markham, ON.
Auction Network [email protected]
SATURDAYJANUARY 13
SAT., JAN. 13 AT 10 A.M.Antiques, Furniture and Col-lectibles Sale to be held for theEstate from Uxbridge, Stouf-fville, Unionville and Port Perryto be held at the Uxbridge SalesArena, 720 Davis Drive,Uxbridge ON. Details in thisissue.
Gary Hill Auctions905-852-9538
www.garyhillauctions.caSAT., JAN. 13 AT 10 A.M.Toy Auction Sale of tractors,farm machinery, pedal tractors,tractor trailers, two cylinderClub Collection, literature andother interesting items to beheld at the K.W. Khaki Club,2939 Nafziger Rd. 2 miles south
of Wellesley. Details in thisissue.
Gerber Auctions Ltd.519-699-4451
www.AuctionsOntario.caSAT., JAN. 13 AT 11 A.M.Beef Cow & Calf Sale at Car-son’s Sales Arena, Listowel.Offering cows, breeder cows,and cow/calf pairs. Cull cowsat 11 A.M. followed by Stockersale. Consignments Accepted!
For more info.,call 519-291-2049
www.davidcarson.on.caSAT., JAN. 13 AT 9 A.M.Live and Online Collector Auc-tion Sale selling for Don Schultzand additions at the ShackeltonAuction Centre, 51570 LyonsLine, Springfield ON. Sale to in-clude truck & boat motor, gaspumps, globes & cylinder, pedalcars & bikes, signs, clocks,thermometers, neon signs, sodaetc. Details in this issue.
Shackelton Auctions Inc.519-765-4450
www.shackeltonauctions.com
TUESDAYJANUARY 16
TUES., NOV. 16 AT 6 P.M. General Household AuctionSale at 6 p.m. Preview at 1p.m. Picker’s Auction 2 p.m.Modern Household furnish-ings and estate cleanouts plusnew everyday domestic neces-sities. To be held at 142Bunting Road, St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.comTUES., JAN. 16 AT 6 P.M.First Estate Auction for 2018, theEstate of the Late Joyce MariaWestmorland. Sale held at theMarian Hall, 79 Freelton Rd.,Freelton ON. This is a good cleanestate with many quality itemsincl. 2006 Chrysler 300 Touringcar with low mileage. Details inthe Jan. 4 & 11 issues.
Pritchard Auctions Inc.905-679-0215
www.pritchardauctions.comTUES., JAN. 16 AT 6 P.M.LIVE Auction The Big One, Elec-tronics, Computers, Sporting,Clothing! Sale to include computerrelated, electronics, toner and inkcartridges, clothing and footwear,sporting goods, office supply etc.The list just goes on and on. This isa sale you don’t want to misswhether you are buying for yourselfor if you are a retailer who is look-ing for merchandise for your store.See web closer to sale date for de-tails and photos. Preview from 5PMday of sale at our Mississauga Lo-cation. Sale held at 3620B Laird Rd#6, Mississauga, ON L5L 6A9.
Principal Liquidators Inc.www.403auction.com
905-820-0555
WEDNESDAYJANUARY 17
EVERY WED. AT 4:30 P.M.Auction Sale of Furniture, An-tiques and Collectibles, tools,selling at Neil Bacon AuctionsLtd., 1 km west of Utica. Toinclude approx. 1000 items.
Sale Managed and Sold By Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd.
905-985-1068
FRIDAYJANUARY 19
FRI., JAN. 19 AT 5 P.M. ToyAuction Sale of approx. 450 toys
including collection of tractortrailers, Schneiders, Erb moreheld at the St. Jacobs Commu-nity Centre, 29 Parkside Dr., inSt. Jacobs for area collectors.
Auctioneer Jantzi AuctionsLtd. 519-656-3555
www.jantziauctions.comFRI., JAN. 19 AT 6 P.M. Misguided Freight and RetailReturns to be held at 142Bunting Rd., St. Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.com
SATURDAYJANUARY 20
SAT., JAN. 20 AT TBAAnnual January Auction Saleheld at the Napanee LionsClub Hall on Centre St. in thetown of Napanee. Details tocome.
Auctioneer Tim Potter613-386-3635
www.timpotter.comSAT., JAN. 20 AT 10 A.M.Antique Auction Sale of primi-tives, pottery, early tools, folkart and much more to be heldat the K.W. Khaki Club, 2939Nafziger Rd. 2 miles south ofWellesley. Details in this issue.
Gerber Auctions Ltd.519-699-4451
www.AuctionsOntario.ca
SUNDAYJANUARY 21
SUN., JAN. 21 AT 9:55 A.M.Next Firearms Auction to beheld at the Holiday Inn, 100Pony Drive, Newmarket ON.Look for the 140 gun catalogueto be posted early in the newyear. Details to come.
GTA Guns844-482-4644
www.gtaguns.com
MONDAYJANUARY 22
MON., JAN. 22 AT 7 P.M.Asian Auction Sale to be heldat A.H. Wilkens, 299 QueenSt. East, Toronto. Details tocome.
A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600
www.ahwilkens.com
TUESDAYJANUARY 23
TUES., JAN. 23 AT 6 P.M. Preview at 11 a.m. PickersAuction at Noon. Antiques &20th Century FurnishingsAuction Sale of early, mid tolate 20th Century furnishings& collectables to be held at142 Bunting Rd., St.Catharines.
Luke Pasmore AuctioneerHall 905-682-2311
www.auctionsniagara.comTUES., JAN. 23 AT 11 A.M.Antique Estate Auction Sale tobe held at A.H. Wilkens, 299Queen St. East, Toronto. Pre-view times are Mon., Jan. 22from 12 to 7 p.m. and Tues.from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Detailsin this issue.
A.H Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals 416-360-7600
www.ahwilkens.comTUES., JAN. 23 AT 6 P.M.LIVE Auction Monthly Tools,trades, auto parts, Industrial, Com-mercial plus 1 ring of our usual
items. Sale to include automotiverelated, ATV, motorcycle, boatingand snowmobile parts and acces-sories related, tools, trades(HVAC, electrical, plumbing),misc. etc. The list just goes onand on. This is a sale you don’twant to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are aretailer who is looking for mer-chandise for your store. See webcloser to sale date for details andphotos. Preview from 5PM day ofsale at our Mississauga Location.Sale held at 3620B Laird Rd #6,Mississauga, ON L5L 6A9.
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WED., JAN. 24 AT 11:30 A.M.Reg. Jersey & Brown SwissHerd Dispersal for BatesdaleFarms & A Dairy Sale at Car-son’s Sales Arena, Listowel.Herd offers 70 Head followedby a Dairy Sale with registeredand grade, fresh and spring-ing young Holstein cows andheifers. Open & Bred heiferswill start at 11:30 A.M. priorto the Herd Sale. Consign-ments Welcome!For more info.,
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WED., JAN. 24 AT 10 A.M.Locker Sales Public Auctionsheld for Dayton Self ServeStorage. ‘All sales cash only”.Location to start is 100 Burn-crest Rd., Markham then pro-ceeding to 65 Progress Ave.,Scarborough then proceedingto 401 Conlins Rd., Scarbor-ough. Details in the Jan. 11 &18 issues. Each locker solden-bloc.Associated Bailiffs & Co. Ltd.
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THURSDAYJANUARY 25
THURS., JAN. 25 AT 6P.M. Unclaimed Freightconsisting of health &beauty items, etc. to be heldat Sherwood Hume Auc-tions, 9313 Esquesing Line,Milton. Preview at 4 p.m.Northern Auction Service
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SAT., JAN. 27 AT 11 A.M.Auction held at The GeorgianBay Hunters and AnglersClub, 3175 Ogdens BeachRd., Tay Twn. Preview at 10a.m. Auction to include qual-ity items from full or partialestates, house contents, storeliquidations, storage lockers,commercial items, real estateetc. Visit our Facebook pageRecollections Antique Col-lectible New and Used!Recollections Auction House
705-549-0270www.recollectionsauctionhouse.comSAT., JAN. 27 AT 10A.M. Tools, Tools and MoreTools Auction Sale to be heldat the Amaranth Town Hall,6th Line, Laurel. Details tocome.
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WED., JAN. 31 AT 10 A.M.Auction Sale for an area estatewith additions including house-hold effects, furniture, antiques,collectables and misc. held at theSt. Jacobs Community Centre,29 Parkside Dr., in St. Jacobs.
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SATURDAYFEBRUARY 3
SAT., FEB. 3 AT 9 A.M.Sportsman Auction Sale held atCreemore Legion, CollingwoodStreet, Creemore, ON (new loca-tion across from the arena).Sale to include Restricted andNon Restricted Firearms. De-tails to come.
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MONDAYFEBRUARY 19
MON., FEB. 19 AT 12 NOONToy Auction Sale of approx. 450toys including collector cars,American Muscle, Maistro,Matchbox, farm toys, precision,tractor trailers, memorabilia, lit-erature etc. held at the St. JacobsCommunity Centre, 29 ParksideDr., in St. Jacobs. Auctioneer Jantzi Auctions
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THURS., FEB. 22 AT 6 P.M.Overstock & Unclaimed Freightconsisting of health & beautyitems, clothing, footwear, make-up, some canned & dry goods,household cleaning items to beheld at Sherwood Hume Auc-tions, 9313 Esquesing Line,Milton. Preview at 4 p.m.
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ANTIQUE ORIGINAL PRINTS &ART SALE AUCTION STARTS -JAN 31ST AT 8:00 AM. AUC-TION BEGINS TO END - FEB7TH AT 8PM Outstanding Selec-tion of 18th, 19th & 20th CenturyOriginal Prints & Original Art, Au-tomotive Advertising Prints, BlackAmericana Prints, Humourous sit-uational Prints, Children Prints,Tobacco Cards. All prints are fromthe Date Stated & none are repro-duction from the Collection of BillsFine Prints. RATTLESNAKE HARBOUR AN-TIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ON-LINE AUCTION AUCTIONSTARTS - FEBRUARY 7TH,2018 AT 8:00 AM. AUCTIONBEGINS TO END - FEBRUARY14TH, 2018 AT 8PM Great Mix ofRare Collectible & Antique to in-clude a Bold & Rare Soap StoneCarving, Large Quantity of SiamSterling Silver, Murano Glass, Mo-saic Stone Ware Jewelry, CostumeJewelry, Pocket Watches, OriginalArt, Air Pistol & Rifle, Native Art,Art Glass, Harmonicas, Royal Doul-ton, Balance Toy, etc. SELKIRK ANTIQUES & COL-LECTIBLES ANOTHER GREATSELECTION OF RARE AND ONEOF A KIND COLLECTIBLESAUCTION STARTS - FEB.M14TH, 2018 AT 8:00 AM AUC-TION BEGINS TO END - FEB.,21ST, 2018 AT 8PM to IncludeLarge Carved & Painted Totem Pole,Wood Saloon Sign, Great QuebecCupboard & 19th Century FormalCupboard, Antique Horse Tricycle,Rare Horn Hat Rack & UmbrellaStand, Good Selection of Old &Hard to Find Tins, Old Toys, An-tique Cast Pieces, Original Art andmuch more.
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AYLMER RECORD COLLEC-TION AUCTION STARTS DE-CEMBER 29 AT 8:00 AMAUCTION ENDS JANUARY 7 AT8:00 PM INTERNET AUCTION-SOFT CLOSE IN EFFECT. Auc-tion consisting of Ray Charles, TedNugent, The Animals, Alabama,City Boy, George Thorogood, PaulSimon, Beatles, Elvis Presley,Beach Boys, Madonna, Van Halen,Prism, Black Sabbah and muchmore. This auction has 33 and 45RPM records. VINTAGE STAMP COLLEC-TION AUCTION STARTSJANUARY 2 AT 8:00 AMAUCTION ENDS JANUARY 9AT 8:00 PM. INTERNETAUCTION Soft Close in effect.Vintage stamp collection con-sisting of The Official Millen-nium Keepsake- Canada Post,philatelic Covers - Holds Firstday issues, 1994 Christmasstamps, Belgium pamphletstamps, British CommonWealth Stamp Album, First dayissue- Boston Tea Party, vari-ous stamps around the worldand more.DELHI MOVING AND COL-LECTABLES AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 9 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 16 AT 8:00 PM.Internet Auction- Soft Close ineffect. Downsizing and collecta-ble auction consisting of 10 x10 sunshade, fold up chairs,hand tools, power tools, ATV /quad lifter, battery charger,Makita miter saw, craftsmanradial arm saw, wicker plantstand with metal insert, vintagetea cart, silver plated tea set,wine goblets, corelle dishes,Christmas dishes, electricchain saw, decorative bird bath,light house, 7 piece glass patiotable and chairs, matchboxcars, wedgewood pieces, RoyalDoulton plates and much more.INGERSOLL RECORD COL-LECTION AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 12 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 21 AT 8:00 PM.Vintage record collection auc-tion consisting of Beach Boys,Bob Dylan, Eagles, PaulSimon, Eagles, Foreigner,Clash, Styx, Michael Jackson,Beatles, Steve Miller, Cars,Journey, Elton John, JoeWalsh, Neil Young, box lot of50 X LPs, box lot of 50 X 45RPMs, box lot of 78's, box lotor 45 rpm Rolling Stones andBeatles records and muchmore.VINTAGE TOYS AND COL-LECTABLES AUCTIONSTARTS JANUARY 16 AT8:00 AM AUCTION ENDSJANUARY 23 AT 8:00 PM IN-TERNET AUCTION - SOFTCLOSE IN EFFECT. Very nicecollection consisting of agraffebridge, tobacco cards, MickeyMantle "mini ' bat, vintage bot-tles, vintage comic books, flipbooks, arcade cards, zippolighters, pocket watches, pocketknives, miniature coca cola bot-tles, 1980, 1981 Canada CoinSets, firestone ashtrays,Caswell dairy milk bottle, play-ers cigarette tins, rat rodshifters, Silvertone turntable,metal soldiers, plastic soldiers,London Toys, Sun Rubber Co,Toys, Tootsie Toys, Corgi Toys,Lesneyy Toys, Dinky Toys,model cars and much more.
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EVERY SECOND TUESDAYNIGHT ONLINE & LIVEViewing 5:00 p.m. Start time6:00 p.m. Auction to IncludeHousehold items, Collectablesand much more. Sale held atErin Auctions, 9478 Welling-ton Road 124, Erin ON. FullSale with something for every-one. Auctioneer Steve Parr.Online Bidding Available nowon our Ontario Hibid biddingportal!
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LIVE AND ONLINE COL-LECTIBLE AND WORKINGGUN AUCTION. SUNDAY,JANUARY 21 AT 10 A.M. LO-CATION: HOLIDAY INN 100PONY DR., NEWMARKET,ONTARIO, L3Y7B6,CANADA. From older Win-chesters, Broom-handles andRemingtons to new Colts, Rizzi-nis and Cobalts, we have themall. Rare ammo and other col-lectibles too.
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KM FACILITY SERVICES IN-VENTORY CLEAROUT BIDNOW! AUCTION CLOSINGON: TUESDAY, JANUARY 16@ 6:00 PM EST. Preview / Re-moval Location: 1500 GlobalDr, London, ON. Preview Dates:Monday, January 15 & Tues-day, January 16 from 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM. Removal Dates:Wednesday, January 17 &Thursday, January 18 from10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. QualityHigh-End Inventory From Fi-nancial Institution – OfficeDownsize – KM’s Access Inven-tory & New Old Stock.
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FINE DECORATIVE ARTS &RARITIES PRIVATE COL-LECTION AUCTION BID-DING OPENS FEB 3 8:00AM BIDDING CLOSES FEB 7AT 8:00 PM Very Fine AuctionOnline Only From Private Col-lectors From Vancouver-Toronto-London and Montreal.Fine Offering of Oriental SnuffBottles-Ivory Carvings-NunaParr Soaptone Art Cavrvings-Scott Jacobs Art-Group of 7Original Paintings (Details onThe Collection to Follow) Vin-tage Firearms-An OustandingOffering of Fine Birks andOther Makers Sterling SilverPieces and more.
JANUARY AUCTION FILLEDWITH COLLECTIBLES BIDONLINE OR LIVE. SATUR-DAY, JAN. 6 10 A.M. START.Preview Sale Day from 8 a.m. or3 - 6 p.m. January 5. Located atthe creemore Arena, 218Collingwood St., Creemore. An-tiques, collectibles, art, house-hold, etc. Details in this issue.
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ONLINE AUCTION — RE-TURNED MERCHANDISE —1200 LOTS EVERY MON-DAY & THURSDAYEVENING! ONLINE AUCTION - MED-ICAL EQUIPMENT IN WIN-NIPEG - BIDDING STARTSTO CLOSE TUESDAY JANU-ARY 16TH @ 7 PM!ONLINE AUCTION - ESTATEITEMS - BIDDING STARTSTO CLOSE TUESDAY JANU-ARY 23RD @ 6 PM! ITEMSLOCATED AT 1881 SCAN-LAN ST.
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BIDDING OPENS EVERY MON-DAY AND CLOSES THE FOL-LOWING SUNDAY EACH WEEKWEEKLY ONLINE AUCTIONjust north of Barrie Ontario inMidland. Selling Antiques, Collect-ables, New and Used Electronics,Coins & Bank notes, Furniture,Jewelry, tools. We do it all! Havesomething to sell? Downsizing?Inheritance? We will auction par-tial or full estates. NO BUYERSPREMIUM if paying with cash ordebit and we have a FULL WEEKto pick up your items. We do shipsmaller items or store them foryou if you pay online. No creditcard needed to sign up! we have aproxy system with soft close aswell. Sellers can see what they areselling, what it sold for and whenitems are paid for and picked up!Taking consignments for our bigcollectors auction now as well.”
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ONLINE AUCTION FOR ROBERT& EVELYN WENTZELL - NORWICHSUNDAY DECEMBER 31ST –THURSDAY JANUARY 4TH, 2018A great selection of items in this Nor-wich auction including a beautifulpleather sofa with matching chair,leather recliner, bedroom furniture,china cabinet, Peter Pan china teaset, artwork, vintage cistern pump,patio furniture, chimnea, selection oftools including a bench to drill press,bench grinder, wire wheels, scrollsaw, mitre saw, air ratchet & more!99 lots!HOUSEPIAN AUCTION SALE –BRANTFORD SUNDAY JANUARY14TH – THURSDAY JANUARY18TH, 2018 Huge selection of col-lectibles, antiques and vintage itemsin this Brantford auction. It includesan antique china cabinet, vintage din-ing room furniture, antique dressingtable, shelf clock circa 1885, BoyScouts tin first aid kit, U of T memo-rabilia, glass & china, vintage ladies
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TUESDAY DECEMBER 26TH TO THURSDAY JANUARY 4TH AT 7PM: NEW GOLD AND SILVERJEWELRY: Wide variety of new gold and silver diamond and gemstone jewelry to include rings, bracelets, earrings,pendants and more, many with gemstones plus a wide variety of loose gemstones sold individually!WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3RD TO MONDAY JANUARY 8TH AT 7PM: WEEKLY MONDAYUNDELIVERABLE FREIGHT AUCTION: Each of these online Auctions features 500+ lots of excitingnew brand name merchandise as well as other exciting products just waiting for you to discover! Sale toinclude; Computers, Apple and Samsung Phones, Home and Office Electronics, TVs, Health & BeautyProducts, Always premium brand designer clothing and footwear, Men’s and Women’s Fashion Wear, Boots,Shoes, Toys, DVDs, Books, Industrial items, commercial goods, Decor, gift ware, food product and more; youwill always find it here.MONDAY JANUARY 15TH TO MONDAY JANUARY 22ND AT 7PM: HUGE FILM AND TVMINI SERIES AUCTION COMING: To be held on location from the studio prop and wardrobe lockup facility. Over 5 Tractor trailers of set decoration, wardrobe, props from a remake mini series and a majorTV series. Wide variety of items...details to be posted soon!JANUARY 2018: 12- 2011 SUBURA IMPREZA’S: Keep an eye on this sale as dates may be moved for-ward or back...Unreserved Auction sale of 12 - 2011 Model Year Subaru Imprezas. These are low mileage carstypically with about 100K on them. We don't expect any further delays in this sale but watch for us to posta "dates have been confirmed notice". These cars were owned from new by a big company with a very specificuse that required them to be driven the speed limit so these have not been abused by Johnny racer like manyused subies. Regular maintenance has been done as per the maintenence schedule. Several different colors.FILM AND TV AUCTIONS COMING SOON! – Props, set decoration and Wardrobe from major TVshows and Films coming shortly!SHORT NOTICE AUCTIONS GET ADDED ALL THE TIME – Online Auctions get added all the timewith only a few days notice that don’t meet advertising deadlines. Be sure to check our online auctionsupcoming sales on the website regularly to not miss these sales.
TUESDAY JANUARY 9TH @ 6PM – LIVE AUCTION COMPUTERS, ELECTRONICS,SPORTING GOODS – Large 2 ring sale to include lots of brand new merchandise to include; LEDTV's, Laptops, Tablets, QTY of new clothing (Many designer brands), Large variety of quality shoes andBoots (name brands), Video games and consoles, Networking equipment, Digital cameras, AS seen onTV Items, LCD TV.s, Monitors, DVDs, Books, Small Appliances, Sporting Goods, large Qty of Books,Cds and DVDs, The list just goes on and on . This is a sale you don’t want to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are a retailer who is looking for merchandise for your store. See webcloser to sale date for details and photos. Preview from 5PM day of sale at our Mississauga Location.TUESDAY JANUARY 16TH @ 6PM – LIVE AUCTION COMPUTERS, ELECTRONICS,SPORTING GOODS – Large 2 ring sale to include lots of brand new merchandise to include; LEDTV's, Laptops, Tablets, QTY of new clothing (Many designer brands), Large variety of quality shoes andBoots (name brands), Video games and consoles, Networking equipment, Digital cameras, AS seen onTV Items, LCD TV.s, Monitors, DVDs, Books, Small Appliances, Sporting Goods, large Qty of Books,Cds and DVDs, The list just goes on and on . This is a sale you don’t want to miss whether you arebuying for yourself or if you are a retailer who is looking for merchandise for your store. See webcloser to sale date for details and photos. Preview from 5PM day of sale at our Mississauga Location.TUESDAY JANUARY 22ND @ 6PM – ITS BACK!! TOOLS, TRADES, INDUSTRIAL, AUTOPARTS, COMMERCIAL SUPPLY AUCTION PLUS 1 RING OF ELECTRONICS, SPORTINGGOODS, CLOTHING, SMALL APPLIANCES, HOUSEHOLD AND MORE – This themed sale isback and will be held on the 4th Tuesday of every month, book it in your calendars! Always a large sale toinclude almost all brand new merchandise to include; New Truck and Auto Tires, Contractor Tools, PlumbingSupply, Faucets, Sinks, Electrical Cable, panels and switches, HVAC, Electric Motors, Car , truck and big truckparts and accessories, performance parts, Hydraulics and hoses, Tractor parts, Tires, Motorcycle parts, ATVand snowmobile parts and accessories, helmets, Farm Supply, Protective gear and clothing and much muchmore....See web for details. Preview from 5PM day of sale.
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Antique Auction SaleSATURDAY, JANUARY 6 AT 10 A.M.K.W. KHAKI CLUB, 2939 NAFZIGER RD., 2 Mi. S. of Wellesley for Wayne and Loree Currah, Plattsville & additions
CONSISTING OF: Waterloo County corner cupboard, 12 light, 2 door, 2 draw-er, good. Waterloo County corner cupboard, 16 light, 2 door, 2 drawer, also good.Pine, 2 door dry sink. Ornate hall bench with coat hooks & mirror, nice. Pinehanging cupboard. Oak hanging cabinet, ¼ cut oak, beveled mirror. 2 door stor-age cabinet, good feet. 2 door wardrobe. Folky hanging cupboard. Small drysink. Pail bench. Oak roll top desk, nice. Wooden medicine cabinet. Earlybench. Windsor style chair. Early platform rocker. Early wicker rocker. Chairsigned Thonet, NY. Hall tree. Wool winder. Wooden butter churn. Numerousornate clock shelves. Floor model gramophone, refinished, nice. 1800’s pineornate voting box. POTTERY: Flack Van Arsdale, Cornwall flowered jug (incising on flowers),Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall “Robin” jug. Morton & Co. Brantford C.W.crock (large letter!). Morton & Bennet, Brantford CW flowered crock. Morton& Co. Brantford C.W. 6 gal. flowered churn (cracked). W. Hart jug. 3 & 4 gal.flowered crocks. 2 gal. handled crock. Burns, Toronto crock. Farrar, Iberville
Quebec jug. Unusual pottery sprinkling can. Redware. Pottery ink wells.Bennington batter & serving bowls. TEXTILES: Waterloo Co. show towel 1871 with provenance, hooked rugs,woven mats, runners, pieced quilts, quilt tops, table cloths, pillow cases, chil-dren’s clothing, etc. Basket collection. ART - 4 Alistar Hogg originals, Canadianscenes, signed Chandler, etc. Pequegnat “Halifax” grandfather clock. Sessions &other mantle clocks. Tin “Steamline Railway” friction powered train. Dolls.Games. Stained glass windows. 2 framed engravings. Early lighting. Primitives.Advertising pieces. Tinware. Wall box. Whirligigs. Metal & wooden gardenitems. Oil lamps. Aladdin lamps. Folky wooden dancing figure. Old Christmasdécor. Beaver & other jars. Women’s handbags, perfume bottles, gloves, etc.Kitchen collectibles. Bathroom collectibles. Canes. BOOKS: Contact auctioneers for details. Garden décor. China & glass (FlowBlue, spongeware, depression, pressed glass cake plates, goblets, art glass,Wedgwood, early milk glass, Chintz, carnival glass, etc.
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OF PRIMITIVES,POTTERY, EARLYTOOLS, FOLK ARTAND MUCH MORE
POTTERY: David Schiller General Grocer Crockery, Flower & Feed, CooksvilleOnt. flowered jug (4 line). Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 3 gal. flowered jug.Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 4 gal crock (bird) – some damage. F.P. Goold,Brantford 5 gal flowered jug (damaged spout). R.K. Beaty S.W. Grocer & WineMerchant, Streetsville 2 gal jug. Flack & Van Arsdale, Cornwall 2 gal. jug, etc. SELECTION OF EARLY TOOLS INCLUDING: Rare gutter adz, cant hooks,early hatchets, “Wonder” rope maker, saws, wooden drills, block planes, braces,spoke shaves, draw knives, grain cradle, Corn sheller, early wooden shovel, etc.Wooden cradles. Wooden pulleys. Gunter’s chain (surveyor’s chain). Cast ironbutcher kettle. Cast iron kettles, pots, pans, etc. Large copper kettle. Folkyweather vanes. Many folk art items including animals & wooden spoon rack.Berlin work (reindeer). Lots of kitchen collectibles. Lots of wooden buckets &pails. Saddler’s benches. Bee Hive Skep. Lots of stenciled boxes. Butter boxes.Wooden butter bowl. Cast iron sheep. Gingerbread clock. Stereoscopes. Ice
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My Dad always said, "I liveto eat, I don't eat to live."What would "Life on theFarm" recollections be ifthere weren't some thatwere centred around food?Mom was a very good cookand there are many differ-ent times that the tastebuds are flooded withsavory memories. However,few of the readership of thispaper would have the mem-ory of farm life that myselfand many of the guests inour home would have.Unless of course you are ofNorwegian ancestry or visit-ed in a home where thecook was.
My mother's family hailedfrom Saskatchewan via theDakotas in the UnitedStates. These descendantsof the Vikings settled inCanada when the railwaywas offering a quarter sec-tion of land to all whowould settle and farm thePrairies. My grandfatherand his brother took themup on their offer and movedto Saskatchewan to claimtheir little parcel of terra
firma. Living in a sod hut for the first year before grandma and other relatives fol-lowed a year later. Mom and her siblings were born and raised in the west and spokeNorwegian in the home. They only began to learn English upon entrance to school inGrade One. So some Norse traditions naturally followed Mom to Ontario and myselfand many others reaped the benefits of such over the years.
They were extremely poor people as far as monetary wealth was concerned. Then inMom's early teens the Great Depression hit North America. But Saskatchewan wasalso hit with a drought the brought on the Great Dust Bowl. No rain, no snow, nodew for years. Children actually started school during those years who had neverseen rain. One food source had to be cooked 20 different ways just to add variety tolife. Bales of dried cod (just like hay bales) came from the east coast as charity forthose proud yet starving farmers. Lutefisk (spelling maybe wrong) was made out ofdry fish or what milk the cow gave eating Russian thistle a cream sauce adorned thefillets. There was garrout (again I'm spelling these dishes the way Mom pronouncedthem) a simple dish made from flour mainly, sprinkled with cinnamon and a slab ofbutter, served hot. But the dish that came to Ontario that really stirs the fondestmemories of the farm at 68 Maple Ridge Rd. was Lefse.
It too was from simple ingredients, potatoes, milk and flour. A dough was formedfrom those starch ridden, calorie laced, fat forming items. They were then rolled intothin tortilla shaped pastries. The surface of the wood cook stove was transformed intoa grill and the Lefse was cooked one side at a time. These are not potatoes cakes, noteven close in taste or looks. Good lefse was rolled to about the thickness of heavyBristol board or maybe thin cardboard. After it was cooked it was spread out to cooland wasn't stacked until the cooling process had completely occurred. Always bettertasting the next day but many didn't make it to that birthday, two days old was rare,three days old just wasn't happening.
You would take a piece of Lefse, slather it with butter and roll it up to form a little logshaped morsel of ecstasy. Some liked spreading on a fruit jam as well. My Dad wouldsometimes roll up slices of bologna in one and treat it like a sandwich. I was just aplain butter man myself. It was a labour intensive treat so didn't get made that often.It was made only in cold weather in the old days. I don't know if the expression, "ifyou can't stand the heat stay out of the kitchen," came from a lefse baker but a cook
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LLiiffee oonn tthhee FFaarrmmstove just wasn't fired up for long periods of time in the summer months. Mom mas-tered the making of lefse on a Teflon skillet in her later years. Every November whenDeer Season approached my hunting buddies and I would always gather at Mom'stable for lefse and coffee. A twelve point buck could have walked in the lanewayunscathed if there was a piece of lefse to be had. Priorities even for harden hunterswas our "manna from heaven" the Norwegian treat, lefse.
I have tried to make lefse to moderate success. I get the taste very close to Mom's butrolling it out to the nice symmetrical shape that she could and as thin just hasn'thappen yet. Now that Mom has passed on it is funny what brings a tear to my eye asI remember her. Lefse is one of those things.
Vern
• • • • • • • • • • • •What I wouldn't do to taste my great grandmother's cooking with her roasted chick-en made in the old coal/wood stove or her homemade bread spread with her ownchurned butter and fresh raspberry jam. There was a bounty of farm fresh foodsserved at every meal. • • • • • • • • • • • •When I was about ten, my grandmother would have us over every Wednesday for theday. We'd get there in the morning for breakfast (usually had “big pancakes” other-wise known as crepes) then we'd have a simple lunch in the afternoon. There was asecond floor porch out back just off the kitchen which was surrounded by a wroughtiron fence covered in grapevines. Between lunch and dinner I'd go out there and takea nap on the old white wicker cushioned sofa. As I'd drift off I'd hear my grandmoth-er and mother chatting in the kitchen while preparing dinner. I'd wake up to the won-derful aromas of comfort foods such as pot roast or fried chicken baking in the ovenand mouth watering side dishes being cooked on the stove. And there was alwaysdessert. • • • • • • • • • • • •I remember my mother and I cooking jellies using oil lamps at night because duringthe day we were outside cutting wood. The daylight hours were always full of choresthat needed sunlight.
• • • • • • • • • • • •Mom had a tradition for using up leftovers. Usually on a Saturday she would gothrough the refrigerator and take out all the leftovers from the week, throw them ina pot, add some broth and make a soup of all the stuff she found. She would put acloth tablecloth on the table, put out her best dishes and we would all sit around pre-tending we were eating soup that was made for kings and queens. This was servedwith fresh baked homemade bread and butter we churned ourselves. We lived by thesaying "Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without".
• • • • • • • • • • • •On Grandpa's farm, there was no such thing as ‘lunch'. Grandma served dinner inthe middle of the day, unless Grandpa was plowing a long way from the house. Inthat case she'd make him up some sandwiches and send them down with a masonjar of lemonade. But if Grandpa was going to be near the house at noon, she mightfry up some beefsteak, pounded on the back step by whatever child is handy, dredgedin seasoned flour and fried in bacon grease. Of course, whatever vegetables were inthe "truck patch" showed up on the table, too. For example, just picked tomatoes,fried; new peas in cream sauce or morrel mushrooms dredged in flour and fried inbutter. No meal was complete without bread of some kind. If she hadn't done her bak-ing yet, then hot biscuits would come out of the oven. Otherwise, she'd slice into aloaf of homemade bread. Store-bought bread wasn't good enough to suit Grandma,but we kids thought it was a treat.
• • • • • • • • • • • •Mom did the cooking on our old green wood-fired Kalamazoo cookstove. A large greenpump handle stood in the sink for water. The fresh milk, spotted with the occasion-al fly, came from the Holsteins in the barn. Our old farmhouse always smelled of wetdog, wood smoke, molasses, yeast, apple butter, leather, and a faint undercurrent ofdry horse manure. It is the happiest scent I know.
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My life has no purpose, nodirection, no aim, no meaning,and yet I'm happy. I can't figureit out. What am I doing right?
CHARLES SCHULZ
What DidYou Get?Grandfather:“When I was your age, allI’ve got for Christmaswas an apple and ablackberry.
Boy:“WHAT! A LAPTOP ANDA MOBILE?!”
Personally, I don't think there'sintelligent life on other planets.
Why should other planets beany different from this one?
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Originally published in the March 16, 1951 issue of The Woodbridge Advertiser
OOLLDD TTIIMMEE NNEEWWSSLANE DAMAGE AVOIDED(Schomberg) — Damage to homelanes softened by the mild Marchweather is avoided by a pressuredelivery feed device on the WhiteRose delivery truck of Walter
Wideman of Newmarket. He can park as far away as 150feet from a village or farm home, whether up or downgrade, when filling furnace oil tanks. The pump is pow-ered by a miniature gasoline motor built into the rear ofa truck. It was admired by several passers in front ofthe W. E. Dale store here on Tuesday when the storagetanks there were being refilled. The outfit also saves himtime in keeping him from getting stuck in muddy lanes.
TWO HURT IN COLLISION (Schomberg) — Severe headinjury was suffered by two young Schomberg men, JackGourlay and Norman Hamilton, when their cars were incollision on No. 27 highway a mile south of the villageabout 6 p.m. on Monday. Both were attended by Dr. A.F.Kay and allowed to proceed to their homes. Damage toeach of the cars was extensive. In each case the head in-jury was caused by impact with windshields. Normanhas been working as an apprentice-mechanic at the Arm-strong and Stonehouse garage in Schomberg since April.Jack had just completed a six-day series of Ontario LandSurvey examinations that afternoon. He is planning tostart work next week at Windsor with the Ontario De-partment of Highways. He has been engaged in his linefor the past three years.
FORMAL HALL OPENING (Hockley) — Several for-mer rectors as well as rectors from neighboringparishes will be invited to attend the formal open-ing of the new hall adjoining. St. James’ AnglicanChurch at Hockley on Wednesday evening, March21 Rev. A. C. Herbert, of St. Andrew’s Church at Al-liston and Rural Dean of South Simcoe, also invited.Plans fro the opening formalities were made at ameeting in the rectory at Hockley on Tuesdayevening. At the meeting were Rev. A. A. Read andMrs. Read, R. J. McCarthy, Angus Coles, Mr. andMrs. Joseph Coles, Lenvard Purdon , Warren Sum-merville and Mrs. Norris Coles. Work on the foun-dation of the new hall had been started in June ofthe last year. Outside work on the main body of thebuilding had been completed before the end of theyear. Interior finishing has been in progresssteadily during the winter months. A hot air fur-nace in the hall basement provides heat for boththe church and the new building. It burns eithercoal of wood. There is a passageway through thekitchen structure from the hall to the Church.
FILM AT NEWTON ROBINSON (Newton Robinson) — Acolored moving picture describing the work of the UnitedChurch in the Cariboo district of British Columbia waspresented by Rev. Gordon c. Hunter of Schomberg at ameeting of the Newton Robinson and Bond Head YoungPeople’s Society in the hall here on Monday evening. Mr.Hunter was introduced by Rev E. A. McIlwain. Mr.Hunter’s last previous visit at Newton Robinson had beenfour years ago when he had been engaged in pre-ordina-tion Forward Movement work.
TENNESSEE WALTZ SAGGING (Woodbridge) —“Mocking Bird Hill” ahs started to replace “Ten-nessee Waltz” as No. 1 selection on district jukeboxes or Wurlitzers, according to service men. Atsome spots it is being crowded into third place by “You’ve Got the Money and I’ve Got the Time.” Atone or two eating places, first position is held byMario Lanza’s “ Be My Love.”
STORY OF “LITTLE AGNES” (Woodbridge) — Work ofthe W. M. S. among Indians in Canada was describedby Mrs. J. A. Ross at a meeting of the PresbyterianC.G.I.T. in the Church on Thursday evening, March 8.She had pictures to illustrate her references to resi-dential schools for Indian children at Birtle, Manitoba,and at Kenora in Ontario. Mrs. Ross told of how oneIndian tribe during a period of a near-starvation in re-
cent years had decided to sacrifice a six-year-old girl to,“Little Agnes,” to the “Great Spirit.” They abandoned herto her fate after leaving her tied to a tree overlooking alake. A Christian Chief of another tribe chanced to comealong, fortunately, and took her to the Cecilia JeffreySchool at Kenora. That such a thing could happen in ourown age in a country such as Canada seemed almost in-credible to some of the members. Later in the meeting,some of the girls dramatized the “Little Agnes” story.There was a “Circle of Prayer” during the devotionalservice in which each of the girls led in prayer. No moremeetings will be held until after the Easter examinationsat schools.
ICE BOX FOR SALE — 100 lbs. Cap. 2 compartments.$10. Apply Hickey, Lansdowne and Berwick Avenues,Woodbridge. Phone 126W.
TEACHER WANTED — S.S. No. 10, Toronto Gore,Ebenezer. Duties to commence Sept. 1. State qualifica-tions and salary expected. Apply to Arthur Julian ,Malton R.R. 4.
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED — At once, 2 girls orwomen for domestic work’ at the Simcoe CountyHome, Beeton, Ontario. Must be capable, no othersneed apply. Write or phone 10 Beeton for personal in-terview. Mrs. S. R. McKelvey, (matron). M16-20*
1946 FARGO PANEL TRUCK FOR SALE — In goodcondition. 1937 English Tractor adapted for majormotor. Also 7 ton Baled Hay. H. S. Talton. Mono Mills.M13-16*
FARM WANTED — Young experienced Dutch farmer
wishes to rent farm with or without option to buy.Will do minor repairs to buildings fro reasonablerent. Please call Toronto OX2378, reverse charges,write 534 Kingston Road, Toronto. M13-16-20-23*
SKATING AT NOBLETON ARENA — Wednesdayand Saturday evenings.
COAL - ORDER NOW! — And ensure your wintercomfort. We deliver! Maws’ Elevator, Nashville.Phones Bolton 269 or Woodbridge 59-r-11.
F.L LOWRIE, R.O. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST — Will bein front office over Watson’s garage, Pine Street,Woodbridge. The first and thirs Wednesday afternoonof each month from 2 to 5 o’clock. Here next time —Wednesday afternoon, March 21st. Eyes examined.Glasses Fitted. Optical Prescriptions Filled. BrokenLenses Replaced. Will be at Leggett’s Drug Store,Bolton, Wednesday afternoon, March 28th.
HOUGHTON — In loving memory a dear little sis-ter and grand- daughter. Mervina Houghton age 2½ years, who passed away March 14, 1946.
O happy hours we enjoyed once,
How sweet their memory still.
But death has left loneliness
The world can never fill.
Lovingly remembered by sister
Marlya and Grandpa Flatt
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 — Auction sale of Farm Stock,Implements, Etc. By Thornton Bros., Lot 22, Con. 4,North York Twp. Manning McEwen, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, MARCH 24 — Auction Sale of Acc, andFederally Listed Holstein Herd, Farm Stock, Imple-ments, Etc. By J. Brownie, Lot 23, Con. 6, Vaughan.K. & C. Prentice, Auctioneers.
TUESDAY, MARCH 27 — Auction Sale of Grade Cattle.By R. E. Ross, Lot 13, Con. 2 East, Toronto Township;1 ¼ mile north of Cooksville, ½ mile east of No. 10Highway on Burnhamthorpe Road. A. M. McEwen,Auctioneer.
WILLIAM JOHN COULTER — A native of Palgravedied on Friday, Feb. 16, 1951, at Allison where he hadbeen residing fo 27 years. He had seemed in goodhealth up until the time of the heart attack on theday of his death. He had served for 21 years with theGrand Trunk Railway, mainly at Tottenham. Trans-ferring to the C.P.R., he was operator at Essa stationand at Alliston for 27 years until his retirement. Hehad worked with William Hunter at Alliston for eightyears up until last January. He was a member of thePresbyterian Church and of Seven Star MasonicLodge. His wife, the former Sara Johnson, prede-ceased him in 1950. He also was predeceased bythree brothers, Lawrence, Tomas and Robert Coulter.He is survived by a daughter and two sons, Mrs. Paul(Isabel) Copeland, Orillia. Thomas R. Coulter, Toronto;and Wilbert J. Coulter of Alliston. One brother, AlexCoulter is living in Winnipeg. The funeral service atthe Thomas Funeral Chapel on Monday, Feb. 19, wasconducted by Rev. Karam Guergis of Angus, Ivy andBaxter circuit, in the absence through illness of Rev.H.P. Maitland of Alliston Presbyterian Church. Pall-bearers were William Caesar, William Hunter, J. R.Williams, J.D. Bowerman, R.D. Boyes and M. Hartley.Burial took place at Alliston Union Cemetery.
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