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The ball sea-
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group held a
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ttrell stars
ergus production The month of October was designated as Women's
A dynamic nib( of comedy -and music, LoVill'
and•tbavin!.. tells ,its story of modern relation-
ships in a highly charged, entertaining way and fOa-
tuxes more than, 25: smash hit songs by top country
• . artists. The production funs Sept. 4 - 14 at Theatre on ,
- the Grand, Fergus, starring Marie Bottrell and Don •
Moore. FOrtickeis call 519487-1981 '
Branch 309 welcornes
five new members
- The August meeting is the new Brandh_Padre„
of the Royal Canadian Appr6val Was'tiven-,to
Legion,.Branch 309 was support'seyeraI donima-
0,114_,,goP0i1Y with 32 -inity. groups, as well as e,
• membert in attendance: the Legion Pipe Band.
Five new members were 11 -fere was a discus --
initiated, Mac:Hackeit, sign on upcoming events
Hackett, Marg for Legion' Week, Sept..,
- Brenner, Alma Sykes and 15 to 21. Watch your
;Doug Stever.. Welcome to paper for,details.
these new members. - There was a successful
An honorary member- Seniors Bus Trip hold
ship was presented to. last week, and we will be.
Rev. Dill Bresnahan, 'vho - looking at more of these.
History Month in 1992 by the federal government to
recognize women's achievements as a vital part ,of
Canadian heritage. The goal of Women's History,
Month is to write women back into Canadian history.
The theme this year is Women and the Arts: A
Cultural 'Legacy Worneres unique perspectiyes and
creative achievements are an integral part of national
history and identity: - •
Over the years, women have faced special obsta-
cles as creative artists and performers. Historically,
few women could successfulty combine motherhood
and an artistic career. In addition, women's artistic
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