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the tribune thursday august 7 lf amelia nighswander altona resident for 58 years womens wttixvlttt altona funeral service was held in hanover friday and altona saturday for long- time altona resident mrs amelia nighswander who died july 30 in her 84th year she was born in cedar grove on nov 15 1891 the daughter of flavius reesor and fanny brownsberger she married peter nighswander on dec 8 i 1915 and then moved with her husband to altona where she lived for 58 years two years ago she amoved to hanover to live with her daughter her- husband predeceased her in 1959 mrs- nighswander was a member of reesor mennonite church in markham and after moving to hanover at tended the hanover fellowship mennonite church mrs nighswander is survived by one son harvey of rr 3 stouffville and a daughter edith mrs james greenwood of rr 3 hanover ontario she was predeceased by three brothers and one sister and is survived by a sister eva mrs joseph reesor of markham after the funeral service at altona saturday she was buried at altona cemetery pallbearers was leonard garber donald mid- dleton cecil reesor garnet beare joseph nighswander and elvin ramer stouffville scene 1 whats going on feature film segments of a feature film called brethren were shot in stouffville on friday one scene took place outside of the regal restaurant the movie is being undertaken by an independent group under the sponsorship of the canadian film development cor poration it dies at bowling green wilbur e johnston longtime markham resident passed away suddenly on thursday july 31 while enjoying a bowling tournament on the markham greens he was in his 74th year besides his wife elizabeth deceased is survived by one son keith and two daughters claire mrs j reesor and mary lois mrs- j rennie also two sisters the funeral- on sunday from the dixon funeral home was largely at- tended interment was made in the whitevale cemete william ford funeral services were conducted on thursday for the late william bill ford for many years a resident of stouffville interment was made in west hill presbyterian cemetery mr ford was foreman at the stouffville machine tool works for many years and the couple at that time resided on main st east- near baker avenue he was a prominent member of the lions club arid the stouffville united church following his retirement the couple lived for a time in the houston drug store block later moving to scarborough besides his wife gladys deceased is survived by two sons ken of ingersol and cliff of toronto philanthropist arthur itcham weekly iceu dances every friday evening throughout the summer teen dances with live bands providing the music are presented at glendale beach musselmans lake this coming friday aug 8 is the rock group tug rock dance starts at 8 pm foreman in the service department at neil patrick motors special speaker rev ww fleischer a former pastor in the stouffville area will be ministering at baker hill baptist church for the morning services on aug 10 ottawa holiday mr k e shine david has returned from a two weeks holiday in ottawa at the home of his daughter tape deck stolen a cassette tape deck and seven tapes were stolen from a car belonging to matthew mantel of harold ave the car was parked at his residence when it was broken into former residents mr and mrs doug ramer formerly of hawthorne ave are presently living in orillia where mr ramer is manager at champlain collision centre and mrs ramer has taken a position in the local imperial bank of com merce mrv ramer for many years was a transformer damaged an ontario hydro transformer sustained about 1200 damage when it was struck in the estates of ballantrae subdivision which is presently under con struction according to police reports the damage is believed to have been done by a cement truck when the remaining stock is auctioned sept 1 a chapter in the life of fred lewis will close the proprietor of altona feed j and supply will close the door after nearly 30 years a victim of airport expropriation mr lewis plans to live in barrie ted wilcox odd fellow branch in brougham closes lois hamilton daughter of rev and mrs john hamilton baker ave graduated recently from toronto east general hospital school of nursing centennial college and expects to take a position at that hospital early in 1976 miss hamilton plans to go to ecuador on a short term missionary assignment folk medicine folk medicine by dc jarvis prescribes apple cider vinegar and honey for all that ails you the book is available free of charge at the tribune office 54 main st w courtesy of stouffville brougham od fell brougham the brougham cnapter of independent order of odd fellows has disbanded after 100 years of operation thejmembers of the brougham group have joined the stouffville lodge the odd fellows have had their meetings in the pickering town ship hall on the brock rd for the past few years in service to the community the save the sales tax sale on new cars at c0nlin motors we have a large inventory of new cars many with air conditioning come in and walk to one of our friendly salesmen and get the best deal in town i al used car sale 74 impala medium blue with matching interior air conditioned power steering power brakes whitewatls wheel discs radio- roof rack bav 603 73 toronado a very luxurious car with all the extras including- air- conditioned radial tires amm 152 l 72 oldsmobile vista cruiser cool arctic whitewith matching interior air conditioned power window amfm radio roof rack white walls wheel discs bnz 160 1975 monte carlo forest green with white interior bucket seats console rad lo rear window defroster only 5400 miles jmu 507 sale price 00 1969 pontiac 2 2 copper metallic with blacx interior hardtop bucket seats console- v8 automatic power steering power brakes radio aul 364 sale price 1795 1974 astre- hatchback maroon with white stripe automatic radio deluxe interior rear defroster whilewalitires hfv owy- sale price 2695 00 1973 chevrolet impala beige with matching interior and vinyl top air conditioned radio power steering power brakes aoh 912 sale price 3395 1974datsun 710 station wagon 4 speed roofrack rear window defroster radio hps 822 s 195 sale price oiya 1974 chevrolet nova coupe medium green metallic with matching interior automatic 350 v8 power steering radio white wall tires with wheel discs bav 431 sale price 3695 m aa have donated two stretcher beds to the ajaxpickering general hospital and also bought three wheelchairs for whitby fairview lodge residents the odd fellows first started in brougham after their hall burned down they acquired the former christian church in whitevale it became known as the odd fellows hall near the turn of the century the building now stands at the pickering museum in brougham roast pig at party i stouffville c mr and mrsbruce ike harper of stouffville found a unique way to celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary recently they roasted a 130 pound pig- on a spit on their farm at the end of obrien ave their an- niversary celebration co- incided with the 25th anniversary of mr and j mrs jack valleau mrs i harper and mrs valleau i are sisters mr harper told the tribune that a barbecue pit was constructed of cement blocks a spit was set up and the pig filled with dressing was wired to the spit it took 10 hours to cook two 18pound turkeys- and assorted- salada were also con sumed by the more than 100 guests who attended doors to close soon on altona feed store by ted wilcox altona altona feed and supply opened its doors for the first time in 1946 on august 23 of this year the store will be open for the last time owner fred lewis will retire from business and move to a new home near barrie any remaining stock is to be sold in a final auction sale september 1 mr lewis told the tribunethat he was forced to make the move due to airport expropriation they couldnt operate the business on the kind of shortterm high- price lease that the government was of fering he said- thesituatioh was also ah insecure one for his employees he added since first being confronted with the problem of moving mr lewis says that a lot of things have fallen into place and the loss of farming and rural customers in the area made his decision easier through the years the store has always been one to adapt to new situations however a july 1969 article in canadian farm equipment dealer magazine used the business as an example of one that had successfully changed with the community- whereit was located one activity that put the store on the map was an annual hay day featuring dancing refreshments prizes and hay equipment demonstrations the honored guest on more than one occasion was none other than bobby hull the store began as a feed mix mill dealing mainly in poultry feed by 1968 that part of the business was dropped and other kinds of goods were emphasized jnstead these included not only farm equip ment but also hardware items motor cycles and most recently mopeds chain saws paint garden- tractors tires farm boots nails hammers and dog food were all sold at altona feed and supply at one point in the stores evolution the format of the store was changed to more of a supermarket approach with customers serving themselves the store has also specialized in ser- vicing and supplying parts for both farm equipment and small engines at the time the 1969 article was written the store was turning over 500000 in business annually and fred lewis had become a seemingly permanent part of the altona community but the pickering airport plans changed that it gives us all mixed feelings mr lewis commented there are thoughts we cant digest yet but im sure well all keep close together and hope the end results are good he expressed appreciation for the customer support and employee contribution over the years and especially singled out his wife who fit herself in with my heavy and irregular schedule the lewis family will take up retirement in a new home built on two acres of hardwood land about six miles west of barrie mr lewis added that they will certainly welcome friends- and customers to call on us fe i a farm report price levels in doubt by a a wall agricultural representative there is lots of discussion these days on how long pork prices will stay up and how long beef prices will stay down housing needed for seneca students york region iseneca college draws jstudehts from various jpartof canada and other countries of the world since the college has no residence facilities of its own students must seek accommodation in surrounding com munities nhmmmmmmi accommodation of various kinds is needed ranging from apartments to rooming houses often students will assist with baby sitting and housework no one can tell of course because there are so many different things that can affect supply and demand the weather feed prices import changes poultry prices and world markets are all uncertain there is still some value inlookihg at a few points that are known in pork for example following the normal cycle would mean con tinuing good prices until next february at least this doesnt mean that the unusual prices in the last few weeks will hold but the average from now last while fluid sales are down two to three per cent two per cent milk sales are up about four per cent and cream sales are down five per cent more milk is going into manufacturing butter is up 11 per cent but we will still be arou nd 20 million pounds short of crease in the export levy is being considered chese production will be about the same as last year and imports will increase slightly crop yields world grain supplies and grain prices again have a big effect on livestock what we use skim milk recent exports and with powder is the only real dry weather perhaps problem production is only average yields up 27 per cent world grain prices may not go prices are down 43 per nearly as low as ex- cent and so a big in- pected those wishing to- until february should be offer accommodation just jwer 60 cents easy termshighest trades q vy- jim i i tjfw no 7 hwy west of no 48 hwy a x t vijtj 2841440 2972520 should call 4915050 and ask for i the housing registry mmmmmmhm holy land tour pork production will go up with the hogbarley ratio better now than for quite awhile- arid current prices for feeders proving the point cattle slaughter so far this year is about 12 percent higher than in to the places you have always wanted to 197 wjth practically all see jerusalem bethany tiberias 1 of the increase in heifers bethlehem sail the sea of galilee and and cows going- to many other exciting towns of bible days market breeding herds hosting your tour will be the hisey family are not being built up but host of hisey house of song seen over the other side is that there many ontario tv stations and rev clinton are stiu quite large bell of elmira missionary church numbers of steers lo leaving november 25 1975 icomc to market from now on r writetoday for information to w lower supplies of pork and poultry for c the fall the extra beef hisey house of song 1 maybe used up without box 249r creembre i wrec wng the market too ontario lom 1g0 j i m6re milkiscoming mmnmmmaamaloff farms this year than edna ruth johnson town resident for 30 years stouffville funeral service was held saturday morning at oneills funeral home for edna ruth johnson who died suddenly jul y 31 at her church st south home she was in her 76th year mrs johnson was born edna ruth summerville on aug 10 1899 at goodwood she lived much of her life in that hamlet before moving to stouffville in 1944 she was the daughter of the late mr and mrs ea summerville of locust hill she left behind children eva mrs clifford watson bruce and margaret mrs harry legge she is survived by three grandchildren and brother chester summerville and sisters mrs jim comp- ton and mrs ivan brown interment was in elmwood cemetery markham m