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Times -Advocate, May 18, 1968
Important News
for Bean Producers
It is important for producers to. recognize the
opportunity in edible bean production in 1988. We
believe this will he a good year in edible beans. Seed
prices are substantially lower this year and an acreage
reduction in North America could -lead to good market
returns.
We have available most varieties of high quality white
bean seed of the more popular varieties. \Xe have
increased our coloured bean contract price and contracts
available for light and dark red kidneys, cranhcrry and
.brown beans. \X'e also have available the high yielding,
strong performing Maple Donovan soybean. Early
maturity allows time for winter wheat planting.
Don't Miss This Opportunity
for Good Market Returns
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Dashwood yard sale scheduled for June 11
By •ERNICE BOYLE
DASHWOOD - The Dashwood
and Area Business Association held
their meeting at the Community
Centre, Monday, May 9 with sev-
eral guests present. Jill Kipfer in-
troduced the guest speaker Joelle
Bleasdale, program coordinator for
the ministry of housing. She
spoke. on the availability of non-
profit housing for this area.
Eleven local organizations were
each invited to sent two representa-
tives to hear the speaker. Informa-
tion will be presented to their re-
spective groups for discussion. If,
enough interest is shown a com-
mittee will be elected to form a
cooperation to proceed with the
project. Lunch was served.
The yard sale is scheduled for
June 11. Don't forget to save your
saleable items.
Lutheran Ladies Guild
The Lutheran Ladies Guild held
their mother and daughter banquet,
Tuesday, May 10 with 22 mem-
bers and 53 guests sitting down to
a delicious pot luck dinner.
The toast to the mothers was
given by Tammy Restemeyer and
to the daughters by Peggy Reste-
meyer. Following the meal plants
were given: for the youngest
daughter present - Amanda Stire;
oldest daughter - Gloria Hayter;
youngest mother - Tracy Stire; old-
est mother - Mrs. Edith Bcierling;
mother with the most children
Ethel Masse; lucky plate - Elda
Koehler.
A sing song was led by Karen
Gaul on her accordion. Sherrie
Wells spoke on "Babysitting".
A humorous skit was given by
Nancy Rader and Peggy Restemey-
er. Vickie Miller gave tribute to all
mothers with a solo "Mother".
Pastor Larry Stojkovic closed the
program with devotions on what
the "Perfect Mom" is according to
the kids and then according to the
Bible. He gave a reading
"Someday" closing with prayer
where the daughters and mothers
responded.
The Guild and the Wednesday
a.m. Bible class presented a car
scat to Pastor Larry and Jill for
their new son Joel who was born
May 1.
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Saturday was a beautiful day fot
weddings. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gais-
er, Lynn and Kim; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gaiscr and Faye attended the
Sccbach-Jagger wedding at Emma-
nuel United Church in Hamilton.
Faye was maid of honour for her
cousin, Debbie Seebach.
Hugh and Bernice Boyle; Flo
Murray; Zurich and Jim and Joy
Hogg St. Joseph attended the Laing -
McTaggart wedding at London Gos-
pel Temple. Richard Laing is the
son of Rev. Barbara Laing, who
was the. Dashwood -Zurich United
Church minister three years ago.
Richard and Donna Jo Laing left on
their honeymoon to Richard's
homeland Jamaica.. They will reside
in London.
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