The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-11-06, Page 8Page 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 6, 1985
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Thinking of the
futility of war
Dear Editor:
As Remembrance Day comes around
again, 'we should all be reminded of the
horror and futility of war.
As a young boy I lived on the fourth ,of
Kinloss in the home where Grant Gilchrist
and his wife now reside. My, boyhood idol,
Alex MacDiarmid, lived across the road.
But like so many young men in those days,
Alex lost his life in the First World War.
His sister, Florence, now Mrs. Golden,
15056 White St:, Allen Park, Mich. 4.8101
has written a touching story of the tragic
death of her brother. This appeared in
"Tales from the Grey Ox", a reference
copy of which is in most local school
libraries and in 'the Lucknow . Public
Library.
I would appreciate it if you could publish
Florence's "Wartime. Memories" in your
November 6 issue. •
May all of us do our best ib try to lessen
" the, tensions and misunderstandings be-
tween nations so young men like Alex
MacDiarmid may no longer lose their lives.
in war.
Sincerely,
Harvey A. MacDougall.
Editor's note: Florence Golden's recollec-
tions of her .brother's death appears. on
page 9. - ,
End trend to
polarization
Dear Editor, ,
We are writing to express our concerns
about the increasing trend . -towards.
polarization of women's organizations into
supposedly pro-famiry and anti -family fac-
tions.
We are aware that' REAL. Women of
Canada are mounting an organized cam-
paign -to portray all feminist ,organizations
as.anti-family.' We believe this to be a' total
misrepresentation . of the organized move-
ment for equality for women in Canada.
Without exception, groups like ours which
considerthemselves part. of the Canadian
women's movement and define,thernselves
as feminist, stand firmly committed to two
'principles: choice and equality. We believe
that neither principle can exist in-
dependently of the other. •
The right to choose—to marry or't o remain
single, to..become a parent or to remain
childless, to work inside or outside paid
labor force—is the cornerstone of the Cana-
dian women's movement upon Which all
demands for equality are based. •
Discrimination against women in Canada
lakes many forms. The women's nmvement
in Canada •has focussed its energies on
achieving equality for all women. 1
. It has worked hard to obtain legislation of
• direct concern to women as workers such as
affirmative action, equal pay for work of
equal value and sexual harassment.
But; it has worked equally 'hard to obtain
legislation of benefit to women as mothers
on reproductive hazards in the. workplace,
parental leave, child .care; funding for
assaulted women, effective enforcement of
support orders and family law reform:
The women's movement in Canada over
the past 20 years has continued tel grow and
to receive increasingly popular support only
because it truly reflects 'the opinions and
concerns of the vast Majority)of Canadian
women regardless of. age, economic or
marital status.
As feminists, board members of Women
Today reject any insinuations that there is
any conflict between women's rights and
human rights.
We will continue to work towards a future
that contains the possibility • of choicer,
equality and peace for all Canadians,
'Yours sincerely,
Debbie Selkirk, president
Women Today.