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PAGE 6, WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973 KALNINS As a photographer, 1 feel obligcd to say a few words ini the right place about Whitby Arts recent photographie ex- hibition at thc Station. What l'in really after is the recent decision by the pro- gramn commnittee flot to exhibit Tcrence B. Sinms nude phiotographis which, if l'in correct, were corrmissioned by Whitby Arts Ine. As the'story goes,. photographer Siîns' nude photo- graphs of acolored girl front the Uinited States were re- jected on moral grounds. Dorothy Hachie, speaking on behalf of the prograrn eommittee, told mne the Sims photos were "Playboyish" and "flot suited for ehildren who might visit the Station" Mrs. Hachie also told mce the self-appointed crities on the committce found sorne photographs to be of "dis- tasteful" nature - whatever that means. And to make the matters worse, 1 was given Sirns' unf- listed telephone numnber which, after checking withi the Bell Telephone Co., turned out to be a dud. A swcet voice on the phone informed me that "the number you have dialcd is flot in service". THIS SUNDAY THIS SUNDAY while you can FdjeIOFie OIET0"FISH for th'ei Price of Bity one "Filet 0' Fish" and get one FREE on presenting this advertisement. VALUE 40c SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1973 Valid one per custorner at ether McDONALD'S VaIid an par customw eat either MebONALD8 SiMbOE S ocT. N. TTUTNO ON NUDITY Unable to rcach Mr. Simis for comment, 1 can casily fi this gap by supplying my own commnentary. First, 1 would like to know who are these I12 almnighty programi coinmittee menibers who have such powcrs to decide what is good and bad for the general public. Are they, by any chance, kindergarten or public school teachers? And what do they know about ehild psy chology? To make such a hasty decision, one hias to know more about photographie arts or the moral attitudes in general. It is flCwst10nme, 1I must confess, that a nude body con- stitutes a distaste and eventually could be construed as harinful to the younger rninds. Clearly, as 1 sec it, the Whitby Arts Inc. has comm-ittcd one more blunder by appointing themnselves as guiardians of people's morals. And, il is a known faci Iocally that the prograi coin- iicte is infested withi narrow-mninded miembers who would like to run the arts colony with Qucen Victoria's own approval. But, just remember that shc's been dead for a long time and the chances are that lier stodgy ideas will neyer bc împlemnented again. As for Mr. Sims, 1 suggest 'hat lie gets back to square one and try once again to present his nudc photographs for display. We buy and seil anything" 23 KN ST. WEST 725-9783 OSHAWA DAVID R. PARSONS CmeerUFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT 110 KING ST. EAST OSHAWA 576-9511 {SaEON < DX QUALI TY3X ». FUELNOW &- 1 DX FUEL Ol668431 WHITBY - Frank Sugden is new chairman of the Whitby Citizcn's Study Group. 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Citizen Ralph Stratford, well known spokesman and debater for the group last year, was clccted to the post of secretary, and Councillor Jin Gartshore who was ex- peeted t0 resign remains a group memiber. "We arc fully aware of Mr. Gartshore's awk- ward position now that he is a counicil miember," said Ink- pen. There was discussion about the role we played last year. Sonie nembers felt we played a too soft-shoc part and others feit wc wcre too rebellious. 1 feel that hiad we hiad tlhe courtesy of a response fromi the counicil when wc originally asked to address it, things would hiave gone niuch dit'- fcrently. Conscquently there is nio doubt that a rift devel- oped betwcen the group and the counicil and that we got imuch support in citizen sup- port, lie said. How will council feel about the group as a contintling body of observing defendcrs for thc commnunity's ratepay- c rs? 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