Whitby Free Press, 8 Sep 1976, p. 8

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PAGE SR WFINFEIIAY. EPTÈMBER à. 1976. WHITBY FREE PRESS Welsh cool mining exhibit opens Sunday Whitby Arts Incorporated, the Station Gallery, located at the corner of Henry and Victoria Streets, will be oeigits fait showings with Colae1900, a living legend of Wales in an exhibition of photographs [rom the turn of the century and memories of today. Those days of extremne hardship in the Weish coal inclustry are powerfully illustrated by this exhibition. T'aped interviews durîng 1969 and 1970 -- like echioes [rom Dickens or Mayhew or Engles -- came [rom mien and women who worked in the mines. saine of whorn are stili alive today: people whô' have survived two world wars, strikes, slumps and starva- tion to see man land on the the days when there was always a small coffin in the house 'ready for the next young victimof malnutrition, and a big one for their father CanTD's lOil IJLVIJly3write 5evelarai ceque,- each nonti' and pay a Service Charge of 16it or more. ~ Cheekitou Just maintaîn aj minimum ianr;ç of $200 in a TD Persona.1lrhqu'nq Account during a statemerit period <ajnr1 theres no charge for cheques cashed during that period. So if you write: 9 cheque5 a month you KEEP $17 a year. (Ilke gettlrmg 81/7% iner#est on the $200) 12 choques a month yQu KEEP $23 a yctiî. (tike gettlng 11'/Z% Interest on the $200) 15 cheques a mnonth you KEEP $28 a year. (Uike getting 14% interest orn the.$200) Compare these figures wîth any othor r- mtUrnflý yo can get on your money Y-ou 11Iay a mronthly fCb-tC.l1 and $3 a month for jar.aj of banking services lust tO get low-cost chequing, becatuse you write a lot of chequeis. $20in aln 8% P Iront aviInc- Ar.rolipt earns $200 x8% - $1.33 a month. $200 minimum balanc in a TU) Prrsonai G-hequing Arcount gives yoo Do you pay more than Si.33 a mnonth for low-cost chequiflg serNicel TD's flo.ChrC chequirng may be in your best interest. K] ToR-ONTOUoM UNION the bank where people rmakethe difference I, at the colliery's carpenter shop. Approximately 23,000 miners died in Welsh pits between 1890 and the out- break of the First World War. Some of the story of what it was like ta be part of the coal industry at that time is illustrated in this exhibition. On Sunday, Septemnber 12, there will be 'a special recep- tion at the Gallery, from 2 ta 5 p.m. AI this reception, Ivor Davies, an area resident, will be guest speaker at '2:30 p.m. Mr. Davies worked in 'the coal pits in Wales during the early part of this century and will reminisce about his personal experiences in the Welsh mines. Everyone is welcome ta attend. The ýtation Gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday fram 2 ta 5 p.m. and Wednes- day and Thursday evenings from 7 ta 9 p.m. Coalface 1900 wiIl be on display from Septernber 4 ta September 26. The exhibition was pro- duced by the Welsh Arts Cauncil and circulated by the Univeristy af Guelph Library Gallery. United Way' begins Mondciy The Oshawa-Whitby dnited Way caînpaigfl for i1976 begins Monday, as canvassers go out through the twa com- niunities ta raise funds for 217 comniunity agencies. This year's objective is S795,000, and increase of S41 ,000 aveu iast year. A nuniber of Whitby residents are activeiy partici- pating in the carnpaign, either as directors or as camipaign chairmen. Directors from Whi tby are Bill Nurse, Alta Mae Eberlee, Ed Robson, and Mrs. Guy Stevenson, a resident of of Brookiin. bIrs. Eberiee, in addition ta being a director, is in charge of the residentiai mail campaign for bath Oshawa and Whitby. Don Rait, a Whitby rosident, is in charge of the Generai Motors ernployee campaign for both com- niunities; Pat Johnson is in charge of the canvass for the legal profession in bath com- miunities; and Clay ton MacKay is in charge of smai i professions for both cammunities. Harry Inkpen is in charge of cnvasing 350 dontawIn savcyou mny initial clinical applications, promising a substantial im- provemnent in thue accuracy of information available to physicians analyzing preg- nancies and genetic dis- eases. The technique is be- gînnhing to provide substa'u- tial, quantitîve informationx % 1"% %J JW U'à y 1 Aý &ý

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