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MP seeking to add “Leamington” to name of proposed new riding Recently proposed riding redistribution by the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario is a good opportunity to recognize Leamington’s important place in the constituency by changing the proposed name from “Chatham-Kent’ to “Chatham-Kent Leamington”, says Chatham-Kent Essex MP Dave Van Kesteren. The independent, non-partisan commission released their proposal last week with a few changes locally to the riding of Chatham-Kent Essex. “I am very happy that the proposal has kept Leamington in this riding,” said Van Kesteren. “The Municipality of Leamington, which includes Mersea Township, is an important part of our region, and it deserves to have that role properly recognized.” Van Kesteren intends to submit his comments to the commission with an amendment to have the riding named Chatham-Kent – Leamington. Van Kesteren said he encourages all interested citizens to show their support for the proposed name change by contacting him directly, or taking this opportunity to participate in the upcoming public hearings of the commission. For more information on the Commission’s proposal and dates for the public hearings, visit http://www. redecoupage-federal-redistribution.ca

From left to right, the Sun Parlour Players cast of The Bank Theatre’s rendition of Steel Magnolias are Jane Toppi (Louisa ‘Ouiser’ Boudreaux), L.M. Afonso (Clairee Belcher), Spencer Malott (Shelby Eatenton Latcherie), Judy Dehu (M’Lynn Eatenton), Suzanne McCaig (Truvy Jones) and Becky Lashmar (Annelle Dupuy Desoto).

Louisa ‘Ouiser’ Boudreaux (played by Jane Toppi) enjoys a moment as the centre of attention during a Bank Theatre dress rehearsal of Steel Magnolias. Other cast members included, from left, Spencer Malott as Shelby Eatenton Latcherie, Suzanne McCaig as Truvy Jones, Becky Lashmar as Annelle Dupuy Desoto, Judy Dehu as M’Lynn Eatenton and L.M. Afonso as Clairee Belcher. The Sun Parlour Players rendition of Steel Magnolias was met with tremendous public response, as the Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 shows were all sold out.


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