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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 15, 1962, p. 11

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short cut roast of beef 69 blue bonnett yellow quick margarine 2 63 aylmer catsup 2 o 37 5 minute 28 oz package cream of wheat 31 frozen old south orange juice 4- 79 extra lean minced beef ml maple leaf bologna bythepiete b29 bced lb 33 c wmmm stooffvi smimmffiw free town delivery be wise read the tribune classifieds order your seats now see the fabulous edwin l baon world famous hypnotist se ci imh51iwi at the 15th canadian national sportsmens show coliseum exhibition park toronto march 917 except sunday features ga10re- fishing tackie- guns- camping equipment boats motor cars cottages and travel exhibits na xv n4 tijmip art tdwin i baronhjoriout hypnetivn carmel cowan a storing ro end log rouinc bctmul glib vi huivy woodmen canoe tutino hough ond tough wour ccwpemion the sucxersbrwont aquatic sol act orw1n harvey an uncanny diviig clown the victors tnntkra acrobokc cordy joan salvatounbeelvablo coifg neckers oaimations a msrveuoui dog act performances twice daily except sunday 215 s15 pm prices evenings and saturday afternoons all seats reserved spe- cul combination tickets res seats 175 boxes 225 including admission to the buildings less 25 i for children bargain weekday matinev except saturday rush seats adults 60 children 25 i plus admission to buildings admission to buildings only at all times adults 75 children 25 f exhibition open daily except sundsy from 11 am to 11 pm order your tickets now wrift ficlouitf choo or moy orrftf lo tn box offtco the canadian national sportsmens show inhibition utt toronto 19 buttonville news meet officer the unionville junior farm ers and junior institute held their annual meeting and elec tion of officers for 1962 at he buttonville wi hall on mon day february 5 the following wee elected junior farmers pres graeme bales vlce-pres- bill pearson secretary ken dlmma treas carlisle boynton junior intl tute pres dorothy jackson vicepres beterley burr sec retarytreas sandra burr the first activity of the group will be a skating party saturday evening feb 17 weather per mitting the skaters will go to the outdoor rink at victoria square community centre otherwise the party will be held at stouffville arena parents school club meets weather prevented attendance at buttonville parents school club meeting on the regular night in january so postpone ment was made until wednes day evening of last week feb 6 mr howard atkinson princi pal spoke to the group ex plaining the uses of the tape recorder and projector for class purposes after which discussion was held refreshments weie served by mrs ken stephenson mrs denike and mrs bernard venus united church women mrs s j english was at the piano and mrs h steffler con ducted the meeting when the browns corners ucw met on wednesday afternoon in the christian education room mrs edgar fuller conducted the devotional and mrs aubrey stephenson was soloist mrs a f binnington and mrs wm rodick delegates to ihe york presbyterial at new market in january gave their impressions of that meeting and mts w christiansen read a paper on stewardship mrs w w miller and mts elgin sherman weie appointed to welcome churchgoersduring february and mrs gordon purvcs is the iepresentative to victor home for the coming year the world day of prayer was announced for march 9 at head- ford church death of mrs francis corey- mr wm champions aunt mrs francis corey a faithful attendant at browns corners church during the years she lived in this neighbourhood passed away quietly at a tor onto nursing home on wednes day of last week mrs corey suffered a severe stroke in jan uary she was 86 the funeral was held friday of last week from the ogden funeral home agincourt with dr a f bin nington conducting the service interment was at st johns norway neighbourhood nofcs prior to her recent marriage to john brendel june denby was guest of honour at several parties mrs walter brumwell and mrs howard brumwell were co hostesses at a miscel laneous shower mrs william obrien of agincourt gave a linen shower there was a mis cellaneous shower given hy the brides associates at the board of education scarboro and mrs ray froud of toronto mrs emerson of scarboro and miss gail urquhart of elles- mcre also gave showers jim hord was convalescing after a tonsiloctomy last week mr jack rodick returned home from st michaels hos pital on thursday of last week mrs s j english accompan ied mr and mrs john brown and mr and mrs norman reid orf a visit to mr and mrs alex- burns of mansfield last sunday wedding bells will ring for douglas mcmasler and patricia hickey on saturday of this week the ceremony will take place in browns corners united church mrs frank oliver entertained her catering group at luncheon en wednesday of last week when plans were laid for the wolfebrown wedding reception to be held at browns corners church on feb 21 we are happy to hear that mrs savage is making good progress following her recent illness the baby booth committee catered recently for a reception glen major mr and mrs joe jones spent one day last week with mr and jsffrs edgar johnson mr and mrs bcv taylor and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs ralph faulkner miss linda johnson attended a birthday party for miss linda mansell on saturday mr and mrs ed jones new market visited on sunday with mrs wm fiss and edgar mr and mrs arthur pedrtie vis ited recently with the jones mrs ralph faulkner spent monday with mrs charles fiss mr and mrs edgar johnson george and linda visited sun day with mr and mrs allan holman brooklin mr george gibson and a friend of toronto spent the weekend at hiscottac mr herbert of toronto call ed on mr and mrs j a hing- ton st buttonville wl hall follow- ing the brendeldenby wedding wedding brendel deaby mauve and yellow chrysanthe mums at the altar of browns corners united church formed an attractive setting when june edna sylvia denby daughter of mr and mrs clark denby teeame the bride of john bren del son of mr and mrs henry brendel scarboro dr a f bin nington officiated at the cere mony mrs donald reesor play ed the organ and mrs doreen livingstone was soloist given in marriage by her fa ther the bride was lovely in a waltzlength wedding gown of white peau de soie with fitted lace bodice and threequarter length sleeves her fingertip veil was caught to a small iridescent cap and she carried yellow loses bridal attendants mis john leitch matron of honour and the brides sister miss ann den by bridesmaid wote stieet length dresses of forest green velvet cut on princess lines miss ruth brendel the grooms sister was junior bridesmaid and she was similarly dressed in pale green brocade they woie matching headbands and their flowers were nosegays of bronze mums thomas doiey was best man and the ushers were frederick denby the biides brother and donald muirhead receiving her guests at a re ception in buttonville wi com munity hall mrs denby chose teal blue silk with a mink stole white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations mrs bi en- del assisted wearing green suede jeisey with beige access ories her flowers were yellow carnations both of the biides grandmothers mrs harry den by and mrs john boles were honoured guests for a brief honeymoon trip the bride donned a brown wool dress and accessories with green topcoat mr and mrs brendel will live on lankin blvd tor onto among the local guests at tending the wedding were mr and mrs john gough mr and mrs ray grant mr and mrs ross hord mr and mrs fred tooley mr and mrs frank oh- ask more kelp for mental health w l clark former warden from markham township head ed a group making a plea to york county council last week for more funds councillor elsie gibbs of whitchurch is also a member of the delegation mr clark told council that the county had given s300 last year and in 1962 it was hoped this amount could be doubled he said the need was great as they had 300 males from- 18 to 26 in the home about 9000 had been spent in the past year on this work mrs gibbs said that the prob lem of mental health was in creasing until at present the number of cases under treat ment was about equal to all the other cases under treatment for heart cancer etc the request for funds was re ferred to the finance commit tee stelc0 comes up with new iron product the steel company of can ada limited announced lcccntly that it has developed a new and improved process for the direct reduction of iron oie into us able form of metallic iron this work has been carried out in conjunction with the lurgi- chcmie company of frankfurt germany in revealing that the com pany had heen carrying out ex periments in a large pilot plant at hamilton woiks for nearly a year ii m griffith stelcos vieepiesident of operations said the new process should prove particularly significant in the production of high grade steels and iron in the production of high vcr mr and mrs bill maguire mr arnold morton miss ethel coulson mr and mrs howard brumwell fred major miss do- lothy macarthur mrs norman denby mr and mrs d brum well mr and mis walter brum well dr and mrs grogan dale and darlene mrs harry denby miss darlene kennedy neil brumwell other guests attend ed from charbot lake trenton port credit sarnia and tor onto quality iron and steel scrap low in sulphur free of impuri ties and otherwise consistent in its hemlcal composition is a liighly desirable material mr griffith stated such material or scrap equivalent can be ob tained when iron ore is reduced directly to metallic iron a process that would produce mich a metallic iron has for a long time been a target of met allurgical research many pro cesses of this type are in exist ence but most of them aie either mrncult to implement or eco nomically impractical in the process developed at stelco the iron oie is reduced in horizontal rotaiy kiln by means of natural gas and coal the reduction occurs in the sol id state so that neither slag nor liquid metal is formed a very close temperature control in the kiln is one of the essential re quirements of the process such a temperature control is insured by judicious introduction of fuel along the whole length of the kiln and by very careful temperature measuiements tak en over the whole length of the furnace another essential le- ouirement of the process is a tioper particle size distribution in the charge the metallic iron as discharg ed by the kiln is porous and is frequently leferrcd to as sponge this sponge can be used as feed for mcclmaking furnaces such as electric furnaces or oxygen converters or for ironmaking furnaces such as cupolas the sponge may be used cither in its original form or compressed to briquettes so as to have a high density preferably only high grade ores or concentrates in the form of pellets should be used as raw material for pro duction of diiect leduced iron the degree of reduction of the sponge is controllable and can be within the range of 90- 96 depending upon the chem ical composition of the ore con centrate the iron content of the sponge may be within the range of 94987c preliminary results being oh- tainedin the pilot unit installed at hamilton works are very en couraging and trials with the sponge in electric furnaces oxy gen converters and cupolas will be carried out in the near future nothing makes the younger generation settle down faster than a still younger generation showing up twviiy rcbnuiy 15 w62 the stoufrylue tribune t p8 b vl the annual meeting of the york county wheat producers wilt be held thursday evening feb 22nd at 8 pan at the compass restaurant newmarket shopping plaza corner of yonge street and dals urixe the guest speaker will be mr ottls mcgregor assist ant secretary ontario wheat producers marketing board also a mini on wheat marketing will be shown titled the long haul reports of the zone director will be given and such other business as may come before the meeting fred wicks secretary herb yakeleys fina service tuneups mufflers carburetors brakes lubrication car wash general repairs licensed mechanic goodyear tires batteries stouffyille ph 488 i upholstering rebuilding restyling wood rcfinisliing custom built furniture drapcrlci broadloom no money down easy terms 90 day no finance charge guaranteed workmanship by experts who have served you the past 14 jears highest quality at lowest prices advice on home furnishings estimates in your home free toromark furniture house markham 801 direct line stouff 509 o-o-o-oo-

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