[It's an ambitious undertaking. Most of the artifacts come from outside the museum.] We're really lucky, ... We don't have a large collection. Most of what we use is loaned to us from members of the community.

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We're really lucky. We don't have a large collection. Most of what we use is loaned to us from members of the community.

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Every six to nine months, 99 percent of the space inside the museum changes. That's a big undertaking.

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Our new natural (renewable) energy commodity could be corn and soybeans, grown in abundance each year. We can't afford to turn away the next potential Ball family.

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[South Australian NCC president Paul Russell says Westmore's response to Christensen, denying a NCC-CEC connection, is unconvincing.] The connections with the CEC are there and they run deeper than Endersbee, ... There are Ken Aldred and others. I don't want anything to do with an organisation that associates with these people.

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There aren't a lot of jobs available for people entering the field.

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There have been more than 90 exhibits since we opened in 1986. In all that time, we've had only one or two paid staff members.

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[But that's not how things are done in Chico. An organization made up mainly of volunteers puts on two or three exhibits a year at Chico Museum.] There have been more than 90 exhibits since we opened in 1986, ... In all that time, we've had only one or two paid staff members.

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It's very flattering sometimes.

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