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There have been 76 recipients of the awards to date, including Mary Two -Axe Early, aboriginal women's rights actitrist; Marie Hamilton, champion of the advan- cement of black women; Therese Casgrain, advocate of women's right to vote in Quebec; and the Honourable Florence Bird, Chair of the 1967 Royal Commission on the Status of Women. The Governor General's Awards in Commemoration of the Persons Case are resented in a ceremon held each October in Ottawa. Nominations may be submitted by individuals, women's groups, community and business groups, and others. The deadline for the submission of nominations is May 15, 1993. For more information about the Awards selection criteria and nomination procedure contact: Governor Generals Awards in .Commemoration of the Persons Case, Communications Direc- torate, Status of Women Canada, Suite 700, 360 Albert Street, Ot- tawa, Ontario K 1A 1C3, telephone (613) 995-7835, TDD (613) 996- 1322. Inducted into Agricultural Hall of Fame The late Kenneth G. McKin- non, formerly of Port Elgin, will be posthumously inducted into the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame at its 14th annual Un- veiling Ceremony, Sunday, June 20, 1993 at 2:30 p.m. at the Ontario Agricultural Museum. Mr. McKinnon tirelessly served the dairy industry in Canada for thirty years. His personal conviction that order and stability benefitted all sec- tors of the industry from producers to consumers and that supply management and orderly marketing led to increased ef- ficiency, improved milk quality and the elimination of waste marked him as a visionary and a leader. Ken served on every committee of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board and was Chair- man, 1977 to 1986. The Honourable Lincoln Alexander, Chancellor of the University of Guelph and former Lt, Governor of Ontario will be guest speaker at the ceremony and the general public is wel- come to attend. Tickets can be purchased by contacting the Ontario Agricultural Museum. The Hall of Fame Gallery is open for public viewing for anyone visiting the Museum. Located 5 km west of Milton, take Highway 401, exit 320 or 312 north. The Museum is open for the 1993 season June 5th to September 26th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Emotional conflicts rage within victim •from page 3 The victim may fear intimacy or the abuse being discovered. Damaged emotions. Both women agreed that sexual abuse of a child "is usually more emotionally damaging than physically damaging." Emotional conflict rages within the victim. They feel a betrayal of trust- Nor- mal sexual development has been interrupted and they may deny their sexuality. Confusion about her role is evidenced when a child is forced into playing the part of an adult. A great sense of loss is experienced by an abused child. The victim is robbed of . her innocence, virginity and 'memories of normal childhood experiences. Behavioral problems that may be evident .are abuse of others, sexual Promiscuity, and some even turn to prostitution due to a lack of self. esteem. Problems develop in relationships. It may be difficult for the survivor to trust another and enter into a marital relationship. Abused children may lose trust or respect for parents if they believe the parents failed to protect them: An abused female child may as an adult fall into an unhealthy relation- ship with other women, or find it difficult in making friends. As a mother, a victim may be over protective of her children. It is difficult for a survivor of abuse to trust God. Seven steps to healing , Hope for the Abused uses a seven -step format for healing: face the problem, tell someone, receive and give forgiveness, see God as He really is, walk through the past, deliverance and turn wounds into ministry. Both ladies believe that through these steps,.. victims of abuse may realize and reach their full potential, emotionally and spiritually. ' Healing is not an overnight occur- rence. It can take a long time and may as said in tie beginning be a . life-long .process. Local counselling services are • available in Kincardine 396-4523, Wingham 357-1614, Clinton 482- ' 3931, or Walkerton 881-0394. More information on Hdpe for the Abused may be obtained by writing Box 74027, 260 Guelph Street,, Georgetown, Ontario, L6G 5L1 or phone 416-873-6447. It's not an - overnight miracle •from page 3 Today, . she urges "Never underestimate the power of the word of God. That was 13 years ago. Her healing was not an overnight' miracle. During her testimony, Mrs. McRonald re -enforces the fact that healing • from sexual abuse may be a life-long process. She says,' "I am healed as much as I can be healed to this point today." 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