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construction and mining equipment in Ontario.
Representatives of Volvo recently toured the Champion
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New building for Huron Museum
Huron County Council decided at their June
meeting last Thursday to apply for a Wintario grant
for the building program \o replace the Huron County
Pioneer Museum..
Ray Scotchmer, curator of the museum, said he •
would prefer a cement and steel structure to replace
the present building and will be submitting a sketch
with the Wintario application.
A 'decision to replace the present building was
made by the county's property committee when part
of the roof collapsed at the museum last winter .
because of the heavy snow. The problem is not
deterioration, rather poor design.
Applicatfpns for capital grants are being received
until September 30, 1981 so word of acceptance of
Huron's application Will probably not be received un-
til 1982.
nt111982.
•Scotchmer said the property 'committee considered
several factors in making their • decision before ,
NEWBORN NEWS
ANDERSON WHITE
David and Lynda Bee White-
( nee
hite-(nee Cooke) are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of
their daughter, Krista Bee,
born on June 28,1981 at Alex-
andra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario.
Proud grandparents are Ken
and Bee Cooke, Clinton and
George and Mabel Jenkins,
London. Special thanks to
Dr. Bruce Thomson and all
Second Floor East nursing
staff. -27
Bill and Lynn are happy -to -
announce the birth of their
son, Kyle William, at Guelph
General Hospital, July 3,
1981. A wee brother for Car-
rie, grandson for Mrs. Erma
Anderson, Goderich, Ontario
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter, Guelph, On-
tario.
BRITTON °
Trevor Wishes to announce
the safe arimval of his new
brother, Christopher Lee, at
Stratford General Hospital
on June 25th, 1981. Parents
are David and Beverly
(Millar). Grandparents
Marion and Ross Millar,
Goderich, Marj and Paul
Britton, Stratford. Great
grandparents, Beth Millar,
Clinton, Beth and Lloyd
Ruller, Stratford.
WESTBROOK
Brian and Kathy are pleased
to announce the birth of their
daughter', Kimberly Jane, on
Tuesday, June 23, 1981, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. A
sister for Amanda. Grand-
daughter for Mr. and Mrs.
John Westbrook, R.R.2, Clin-
ton, and Mrs. Mary Murphy,
Clinton.
deciding to replace the present structure. They con-
sidered that the county already awns the land where
the present museum is located. The marine museum
has recently been established in Goderich and will be
operated in conjunction with the pioneer museum. It
would be costly to move the locomotive in the
museum to another location and Scotchmer is not in
favour of establishing a village type museum because
he feels the area has several already.
Scotchmer hopes the building program can be
phased 'over several years to permit the museum to
remain open to the public during construction.
He outlined severaladvantages to a new structure
including environmental control, ,which will permit
the museum to be open all year round. Presently, the
main exhibitarea cannot be heated during the winter
months. Scotchmer observed that having the
museum open during the winter would be advan-
tageous for school children to tour the museum dur-
ing the school year.
He also anticipated the new structure will have
display rooms and lecture rooms which the present
museum lacks as well as vault space for archival
materials.
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Dear Editor:
• I have 'followed the news
accounts of the con-
stitutional crisis in Canada
for several years. As a
former . Canadian, graduate
of the University of Toronto,
with pioneer British forbears
in Peterborough County
(1833) and ` in Huron County
(1854), and as a person who
is privileged to own property
in Ontario, I would like to
make three observations.
(1) The government of
Great Britain -and the
Netherlands are the only two
governments in Europe .
which recognize that a queen
may reign in her own right
where there is no male heir.
This is based on the
Zelophehad law off ancient
Israel. All other countries in
Europe are under Salic law
which exclude$, a female
from the dynastic,-'succes-
sion.
ynastic,- succes-sion. Whether or not one
regards the British monarch
as a figurehead these days,
the fact remains that in
times past the monarch did
rule, and under British law a
woman could come to the
throne. In a time of, struggle
for women's rights, this in-
credible fact has the most
far-reaching implications.
(2) A Christian woman by
adoption through Christ is a
spiritual `descendant of, the
freewoman Sarah, not of a
slavewoman subject to the
bidding of her master. Every'
woman can become a
freewoman through Christ.
This „ in turn means that
every Christian woman is a
queen, not a servant, in her
own household, with a place
of respect in the community.
She is not a slave. She is not
to be exploited. She is sup-
posed to assume her own
responsibilities freely. This
is' her birthright to be claim-
ed in every generation.
(3) The dialectical relation
between federal authority
and, states or provincial
rights in the American Con-
stitution and in the British
North America Act also em-
bodies this unique relation
ship. Mein in leadership posi-
tions have called federal
authority and provincial
rights the two sovereignties,
but further clarification is
necessary. The
sovereignties are those, not
of two masculine principles,
but of the masculine princi-
ple of federal authority and
the feminine principle of
states or provincial rights.
In short, this is the equal and
paradoxical recognition of
both order and freedom, con-
tract and consent, structure
and vitality, Platonic Being
and Aristotelian Becoming,
• the "Yes" and the "No" of
Abelard's SIC ET NON, the
top-down and the bottom-up,
the great and the small, the
universal and the particular,
the . bridegroom and the
bride. A synthesis of oppos-
ing viewpoints or com-
promise at the highest point
of tension is possible in the
context of good -will and
sacrifice for the common
gnod. There is no other
Utopia.
J.B. Priestley in the 1950's
stated that the masculine
principle, such as the
hydrogen bomb, was in the
ascendancy, while the
femine principle was in
eclipse. If the femine princi-
ple is in eclipse it is only
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because we have either
allowed this to happen or are
dominated by a matriarchal
rather than a bride -centered
society. The world-view em-
bodied in the British in-
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and family is the guarantee
of freedom under law and
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precious heritage. My hope
is that, the present con-
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