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, ! -- " Page Sevea Thursday, August 24, 1961 Thursday, August 24, 1961 THE JEWISH POST THE JEWISH POST Page Six TUITION - (Cont, from page 6) sult. No one is deprived of a Jew- '$300 ,for Day School and $175 to I tives of the schools. It is likely that an appeal hoard •••••••• mm ••••• _____________________ _ ------~~~-~~~~~-~~- ..... ~ ..............................._... _._ .... _.......... __....... ., :ftr ,ft, ft' " ,ft, ~ :ftt:ft " ,ft, ,., - -, ,ft, " -- ------------- - cost. ish education hecause of inability to $200 for Night Schools. Mr. Morantz emphasized that will 'be set up to de?1 with situB- • A percentage of families pay the pay. ! Those assessed the full cost of, Winnipeg's Day School tuition fees tions where parents cannot reach full cost, where they are considered Mr. Marantz explained that the' educating their children will pay are perhaps the lowest on the con- agreement with the school as to Talmud Torah and Peretz Folk School Registration able to do so. The remainder are increases are necessary in order to as follows: Day School, $300 for one tinent. He said nay School fees tuition fees. billed on a sliding scale based on meet rising costs of Jewish educa- child, $480 two children, $595 three elsewhere of $400 to $450 per child ability ,to pay, on a percentage dis- tion resulting chiefly this year from children; Night School, $200 one are not unusual. count basis. This will be the first a ten per cent increase .in teacher I child, $295 ,two children, $360 three· A series of meetings will be held Cond ucts Service NOW OPEN time in four years that a family- salaries and a five per cent contri- children. The rate for kindergarten to determine the extent of revisions hy-family review .will take place. bution to the newly inaugurated is $100 for each child. in tuition fees for those able to Register For The The automatic ten per cent in- pension fund. I The increases were agreed upon pay a greater percentage of ,the Registration Hours crease will he applied to all billings I The education cost per child this through meetings of the ·Welfare education cost and' who are not Talmud Torah, Matheson and Powers, Phone JU 2-2346. except where hardships would re-. year has increased from $275 to Fund committee with rcpresenta-I doing so at present. School Opening Date Mondays through Fridays: 9 a.m. to 12 noon; 1 :30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Talmud Torah, South End Br., Fleet & Brock, Ph. HU 9-6262 Sundays: 9 a.m. to 12 noon Tuesday, Sept. 5 I. L. Peretz Folk Schools (Aikins St. Branch and Garden City Authorized by the Bureau of Jewish Education Branch), at 601 Aikins St., Phone JU 6-2254. 370 Hargrave st. Phone WHitehall 3-8437 .,...,............... ,.. ................................................................................................................. e....... u •• U cJ U & u • u u u u • - • u u u w - '0 •• 00.5.0------- ------­ sacrifice the first human being he And if, listening to the music of mood at the mme of composition, encounters in return for being The' Magic Flute and watching the! grave or gay, serene or sombre, yet granted a safe homecoming, the delightful lifesize Marionetten von! in the end we realize that the mood victim: his only son, Idamantes - Salzburg give a three-hour per- i has outgrown the moment and Tangents have always been regarded as ap- formance of the opera, we were l-become something universal and pealing more to the connoisseur vouchsafed an insight into Mozart's eternal. than to the average audience. What I found lacking in this "opera series" Wpg. Day Schools Raise Tuition -and who could improve upon the A ten per cent increase in tuition the South End branch of the Tal­ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Miles Kowall, 12-yeal'-old son of fees for all community-supported mud Torah. State Opera, Ferenc Friesay con­ Mr. and M,'" B. Kowidl, 266 JcfTcr­ Jewish s"hools in the coming school. The special committee of the Wel­ DATELINE EUROPE: ducting-was the gay frivolity with son avenue, and pupil of Mr. A. year was announced .this week -by' fare Fund is also reviewing all fee which tremendous themes are re- H~lI1dl('r, will eOllduct. tilL: Mussnph S. L. 'Morantz, chairman of the edu- I assessments to asceMain whether or duced to human proportions and service al Achdus Beth Jacob Syna­ City of Music cation committee of the Jewish Wel- . not the basic fee charged' certain Festspie/e, 1961 - · h woven into the texture as sub-plots, gOgtll', 242 Manitoba aVL'llue, on Salzburg, Austria .- If you ask couldn't be better th an durlng t e fare Fund of Winnipeg. I families should be raised where as is the case in all Mozart's great Saturday, Aug. 26, at 9::,0 n.m. Kid­ me, the Manitoba Tourist Bureau is Salzburg Festiva.I From Jul y 26- Affected are, all families sending they are able to pay a greater dush following. All the relatives o h . 't b operas. Serious opera may have going about it the wrong way in August 31 , thIS C armmg c. y e- children to the Winnipeg Talmud percentage of the actual education been too restricted a vehicle for and friends are invited, attracting the uncommitted traveller comes a complete rnad house a f peo- Torah, the Peretz -Folk schools and, See TUITION, page 7 to the keystone province. Gimmicks I pie seeking hotel rooms and running Mozart's imagination, let even the like the Red River Ex. and Pine- from agency to agency trying to most rigidly conventional structure can provi.de scope for genius if it Talc.es Up Post to-Palm may have been a d equate b uy h ard -to-come-'b y ti c k e t s a t III the cays before American Ex- fantastic prices, even though as, is by Mozart. At Beth Israel press, but in this highly competitive many as six events are presented Leontyne Price field one must look towards a fool- each day. The 20th century has no If Don Giovanni with Herbert von proof system like the Salzbllrg- rule of thumb for turning out festi- Karajan conducting the Vienna 'l'ourist-by-Ordeal Method. What is vals so harried by a myriad events, Philharmonic and State Opera, pro­ required is simply to exhume the oIlen So sated with emopty entertain- vided the most sensation"al singing spiritual remains of a badly abused men I. Salzburg, despite its fleecing of the Festspiel - Leontyne Price, native son, one whose genius would of tourists and the exploitation of Graziella Sciutli ,who had taken be more readily recognized else- the Mozart name, is one of the few ill when I saw the "Marriage of where, and to promote him, posthu- places where one may hope to en- Figaro" in Amsterdam, Wilma Lipp mously of course, as one's Grosster counter the exceptional. Its cri- and Nicolai Gedda - it also con­ Sohn. To this end, a Winnipeg Festi- tcrion is fidelity of interpretation tained some of the least inspired val League would be formed, the and while .the festiv~l's tradition singing and dramatic action. The houses in which our genius suffered rests pnmanly on the Interpretat10~ I internal regions, the element in and created would become national' of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, It Don Giovanni that so thrilled the shrines and a string of theatres also has room for contemporary early Romantics were ominously in would be erected - considering the operatic works and dramatic pro- evidence in the music of Idomeneo: rapidity with which such civic pro- duclions such as Goethe's "Faust." in Electra (Elisabeth Grummer) cry . jects as a new city hall and library- Dresden State Opera , of revenge, for instance, which ranks art centre were eendorsed and exer- I 'th th I h t of D Ann One hour before curtain time, we I w. e ove- a e onna a live it up in Manitoba! cised, this should prove no problem. found ourselves stranded on the (Leon t yne Pri)'ce, m the c horal The Downtown Merchants Associa- train for Vienna, a cyclone having scenes where the crowd is awed by tio'n, after a stiff course in Culture the fury of the elemnts, and in blocked the main line, in a train nABBI MICHAEL L, KURZ mmercialism, would then Id ' h t th e "Companion.cruising" ••• here's a summer sport to recall the joie de vivre of the oldtime and Co called appropriately enough, Stein- omeneo s orror a e cons- Calgary (Special) - Beth Israel utilize appropriate motifs in their dorf. A cab drove us to our inn, quences of his fateful vow. Except voyageurs; club cruising as enjoyed by sailors from Winnipeg and Brandon. A great new Congregation welcomes its spiritual windows. The genius' cameo would h I th for a rather shoddy ball,et, I found t e Stein echner, to pick up e way to live it up in Manitoba! leadcr, Rabbi Michael L. Kul'z, this appear in ash trays, chocolates and tickets provided by KI;M and then Idomeneo a thrilling discovery, Don week. soap suds, or his records would be to the Mozarteum Foundation, just Giovanni, with the exception of the Companion· cruising is a pet project of Winnipeg's Redboine boaters and members of the Rabbi Kurz attended the College' displayed in hardware store and s 1 Ii' . <rl f MI'ss Fri' in time to see Joseph Keilberth con- uper a ve sm.. ·.ng 0 ce Brandon and District Boating Club. Their idea: boating is more enjoyable - and safer - of the City of New York from which billiard rooms, and locks of his hairs, duct the Dresden State Opera Orch- and Mme.

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