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Page Nine THE JEWISH POST Page Eight THE JEWISH ;POST Thursday, April 2, 1970 Thursday, April 2, 1970 . ; Faye Fishman 432; Evelyn Shuster ures some of the major personalities BOWL' NG NEWS I t~am. 4th quarter winners Toots Fmgold team, Noreen Peters team. 429; Pam Buchalter 428; Sandy Coo­ Fit.., of the Yiddish Theatre's 75 years­ B'nai B'rith Bowlathon perband 420; Evelyn Goldstein 418; JliiDUiDg including Boris Thomasefsky, .Celia Garden City B'nai B'rith Mr. and Maple Leaf Mixed 5 'Pin for March Adler, Molly Picon, Menasha Skul- Earl Barish, president of B'nai are eligible to win a prize in a Mrs. Bowling League, March 19th, 25th: Team high - Glow 3,089. Zi Leviri 416; Ruth Shore 414; Ruth BARNEY GLAZER nik, Paul Muni, Jennie Goldstein B'rith Manitoba Lodge 1616, ~n­ draw that will tak~ place during Ladies High Single-Kay Sera 181; David Wincure 703; Joe Adler 702; Gutki~ 410; Sue David 401. - High and Maurice Schwartz. nounced the B'nai B?rith Camp the bowl-a-thon. Maxine Gilman 180; Norma Duchon Chuck Frolich 695' Bert Glow 675' Team: Morley Wolovick 2544. , ' BOLL At an interview in his New York Bowl-a-thon to take place on Sun­ Proceeds of the Bowl-a-thon go 167; Belle Schom 166. - Ladies High Laura Peaurrault 668; Jack Flom IN YWOOD office recently, producer Arthur day, April 12, 1970, at 2:00 p.m. at to provide an infirmary for the Triple: Maxine Gilman 523; Belle 637; Estelle Hershfield 626; Gloria STANLEY BURKE Cantor commented "I have always the Empress Lanes. The date of the B'nai B'rith Summer camp, Schorn 473; Kay Sera 440; Norma Polsky 619; Win Shore 600; Marlene SPEAKS TO M.U.N.A. been fascinated with the Yiddish 'bowl-a-thon has been changed The following Chairmen are in. Duchon 437. _ Men's High Single: Palatnick 586. Well-known broadcaster Stanley Theatre since the days my parents from the 19th to the 12th to allow charge of organizing the Bowl-a­ Hy Berman 218; Max Duchon 211; Hebrew Fraternal. 'Lodge Mixed Burke has been selected as the guest _ Irving Wallace's new book, "The Seven Minutes," is his selIer. took me to see the visiting troups for the conflict with Passover date. thon: Lawrence Nezon 195; Harry Silver- Ten Pin Bowling League Higs were: speaker for the United Nations As­ At this writing, it is well beyond the 200,000 mark in hard-cover sales. in my home town of Boston," Mr. The general community may par­ Bowling and Proceeds Chairman, Man 189. _ Men's High Triple: Max Aaron Singer 542; Joe Rissin 537; sembly Dinner, Saturday, April 4, Even if you lend your copy to all of your friends, it won't deter the 1 Max Shuster; Pledges and Sponsors, Cantor, a Harvard graduate, is now ticipate in two ways, as bowling Duchon 588; Harry Silverman 540; Sam Kleiman 533; Pete Litman 533; at the University of Winnipeg. bookstore parade. . a successful producer who presented contestants or as sponsors. Bowl-a­ Dr. Ray Greenfeld; Press and Pub­ Hy Berman 522; George Turner 494. Jack Pollock 524; Sam MinUk 500; A total of 112 students from Min- Wallace is already plotting his next book, "The Word." Its theme licity .Chairman, Jack Buchalter and AI I such Broadway' hits as '.'Gideon", thon participants are requested to B'nai B'rith Ladies Northgate 10 Rimer 500; Shirley Kleiman 497; nesota, North Dakota' and' Wiscon­ will be man's faith. . Brian Fleishman. . "The Tenth Man" and "A Thousand contact, Max Shuster at 489-3218. Pin Bowling .League, March 18th. Ann Yutman 466; Audrey Levy 442; sin as well' as: some 120 C~adian His best-seller of several years back, "'The Ma.n," is being made iuto Clowns". "The film production ';"as Potential sponsors please contact Assisting on the Pledges and Ladies High Single: Maxine Giiman Lorna Reich 413; Sybil Rosenberg students will be in atendance. a . movie by Jack -Lamont's Argo Productions. Wallace sees Henry Fonda planned in tribute not only to this Dr. Ray Greenfeld, 489-2818 or Earl Sponsors Committee are Alf Gunn. 184; Dina Turboysky 181; Dolly Itz- 400. M.UN.A. is organized and spon­ for the' role of the Secretary of State and Raymond St. Jacques for the rich and affectionate culture," he Barish, 489-5410, Hy Rosenstein, Norm Adelberg: kow 175; Sadie Wolfson 170. - High B'nai B'rith M,·. & Mrs. 10-pin sored by the Winnipeg Rotary Club part of ·the Negro who is the first of 'his race to become President. continues, "but ,to the Yiddish Rules governing the Bowl-a-thon Gary Ward,' Sam Lemkin, Jack Triple: Maxine Gilman 493; Freda Week of March 22, 1970, Men Highs: to help promote' the ·the importance Waliace disagrees with literary critics when they say that any author Theatre in general, which contri- are: Gutkin, Jerry Blee!, Jerry Mosco­ Raber 449; Lenore Kagan 442; Sadie Max Rifkin 568 (203); Jack Gutkin' of the United Nations Rotarians will. being read 'by a lot of people is pandering to the public and is therefore buted 50 much to both tlie American 1. Any B'nai' B'rith member (or vitch, Dan Cohen, Ed Winters, Jack Wolfson 426. i 556; Joe Shore 546 (201, 204); Dave be treating the'student delegations dishonest. "The fact is," points out the prolific Wallace, "I believe I'm j Jews and America." wife), in good standing, may Shnoor, Herb Grosney. Centennial Mixed BowUng League I Silver 545 (202); Bernie Goldstein and out-of-town counsellors to a writing more honestly today than I did years ago when I was broke. Members of the Jewish commun­ The film contains scenes from participate. on March 26th, Men's High: Jack 528; Jack Dudeck 526; Morley Wol: tour of the Legislative Building as When an author is pushing for money he's most likely to sell his sou!." i Ellis Island, past and present, a trip 2. The'Bowl-a-thon will be operated ity are urged to participate either Slater 572; Martin Greenber.g 518; ovick 523; David Pesochin 519; Sam well as a performance of the Royal Wallace inserts himself in all of his books. Make note of the char­ by Mr. Bernardi. along the Second on a handicap basis, in two as Bowlers or as sponsors. Please Harvey Stoller 511; Sam Pesochin Stein 515; Manny Silverman 507; Winnipeg Ballet. acter in "The Seven Minutes" who lives in a Freneh country-style home \ i Avenue of today, and a recent un- divisions, A and B fOl both men call the numbers listed above. Sup-· 507. _ Ladies High: Ruby Gales Dave Baker 506; Lawrence Singer t7"="';''';'======''iI in Brentwood; drinks bourbon, drives a Bentley, dominates one room , rehearsed meeting in which Molly and ladies. port this community project. Sup­ 533; Lil Stoller 501; Norma Geller 505. ~ Good Single': Leon Raber ~1. Cusfom Made with a pool table, and wears a Rolex watch. That's Irving. Picon and her husband, Jacob Ka- 3. Entry fee is $3.00. port. the B'nai B'rith Camp. 498; Bubbles Youssiem 482; Faye Women Highs: Gertie Silver 485 Does an author listen to his wife's suggestions? If he can act like • CABINETS CELIA ADLER lich, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Jacob 4. Each bowlers entry form must Pessochin 465; Bess Kaplan 643; (205); Pearl Shore 478; 'Ettie Robin­ • RECREA,TION ROOMS any other husband, he doesn't. Sylvia W~llace made ~any suggestions This Sunday, April .5th, 'at 8:30 ,or "The Golden Age of. Second Ben Ami, Berta Gersten and Celia be accompanied by a signed Discuss your family plan with Ruth Rosen 450.· son 468; Nancy Fishman 458; Gertie • HOME IMPROVEMENTS to change the original manuscript of ''The Seven Minutes." Irving fought , p.m. in the .B'nai Abraham Syna- Avenue". a feature film on the his­ Adler took part. . . ISponsor's pled.ge from one or more your children. Tell them what Top Cats 10 Pin Bowling League Chochinov 444; BarbarHerschel Bernardi, who recently by Morton Silverstein, prize ~in- pin ~all. of three games without 1767 Portage Avenue, (203); Sally Goldberg 476; Ruby Jansen Produce Lid. i Minutes" focuses on a censorship 'trial involving what is ·allegedly the Gales 474; Barbara Kronson 465; Whol",.l. Vegetables Fresh naily Day and Evening. Rosh Pina, Shaarey Zedek and B'nai starred in the Broadway hit "Zor­ ning TV and film scenarist and a handIcap. Winnipeg 12. world's most obscene book. III director for National Education 5. Depending, on participation there Blumie Portnoy 472; Terri Erlich- Grower::. ul Potatoes and Farm Product. '\ Wallace's research' included reading almost 100 books about porno­ Abraham Synagogues, will co-spon- ba", narra'tes the film which 888-2351 I'hont' Your Orders - We Delher II \~~;;;'-;-'~;;";:;;;;;:;;:;;::==:;;~~;;;- ~ Television. will 'be prizes totalling hundreds man 458; Noreen Peters 457; Esther City Phone WHitehall 3-8446 SPECIALISTS! graphy, plus complete transcripts of several famous pornography trials. of dollars. Tickets are $1.00 for adults and Tessler 453; Toots Fingold 4511. -' I M & M . He also read American and BritiSh newspapers dating back 60 years, i 50¢ for students. . 6. Winning Bowlers with pledges .•...,==:=:="":="7'======:::-, ;A;g~gr~e~ga;,:;te;;",;w;,;i;nn;;;e;,;,r",;Eth;;;;;el~C;l).O;;';C;,;h;in;;;OV~;;;;o{~o;::";;__~~::;::E;;llen Winnipeg, Man. Suede Gleaners Lid. plus hundreds of mag'lzine articles. of 1Q¢ to 14¢ per pin will receive III . The author makes this interesting observation: "Murder is a crime, double the prize money. Why Buy' Clothes? All Work Guaranteed l, Over 20 Year's Experience but writing-about it is not. Sex is not a crime, but describing it is." B.B. CAMP REGISTRATION 7. Winning' bowlers with pledges Make your own with Edmonton's Exclusive On Sunday, April 5th at 9:00 a.m. of 15¢ and up per pin will re- teaching :!~~~~~i~~~hort wks. Leather and Suede Garment . PHOTO SERVICE I Cleaning Plant Obtain photOs of your· favorite television and movie stars. For at the Y.M.H.A. registration for ceive triple the prize money. Come in today to your Husqvama 12409 .- 67 St. Pb. 479-445:' B'nai B'rith Camp will commence. 8. Prizes will also be given to bow- Sew-Knit-Stretch Centre Streit' {\etail~, affix,6¢ postage' to a self,adikessed reply.ej"velope and i EDMONTON ALTA. The camp serves boys and girls _ " lers with pledges totalling the 498 'Portage Ave. Ph. 775-339<1 mail to Barney Glazer Ph?to Service, care of this newspaper. age 9 (by Dec. 31, 1970) to age 15, 'i"''';la~r~g~e~st~~n~um~b~e~r~."..;A~Il~SP~o~Ds~o~rs~~~~-~~~-~-~~~;~~~-~~:~- :~., Wallace recently dined with the "fatlier" of banned books, Henry \, for two week peripds. There are I! I Moths. It!!!!::? s~!:2~ po.itively I Miller. Wallace told Miller that in 1946 he hought an 'underground copy three sessions and the d'ltes are: I f>xt.erminated . Government licensed I 1st session-July 5th to July 19th; MAKE YOUR SEDER MORE MEANINGFUL WITH fumigatort.. Country customers, write of Miller's "Tropic of 'Capric'1rn" in ·Paris. \ rur pamphlet.' . Miller laughed and related that during the same year he took a 2nd session-July 21st to Aug. 4th; KOSHER i CHAR~~a~li~~~~~D7& CO. I copy of the book aboard' a ship enroute from the Continent to New York. and 3rd session - Aug. 6th to Aug.' 1877 Wall St._._~. SUnset 3-35291 "The night before we arrived," said Miller; "I chickened out and threw the copy overboard. I decided to avoid an ordeal in customs." the camp office at the , 20~~ntact Carmel Wine from Israel IN EDMONTON You hear much about Boston's book banning but did you know Y.M.H.A. and phone .WH3-6551 for KOSHER L'PESACH It's the that California nas more active censorship and attempted banning of further information. books than any other state? We account here for one-fifth of all banned t in the' country Wallace donated his books, manuscripts, periodicals and records Keystone House IAllOS· EGG MATZOS to the University of Wisconsin's new Parkside Library in his boyhood town of Kenosha. So, it's no coincidence that he refers in "The Seven Furniture Ltd. WHOLE -WHEAl MATZOS Minutes" to a fictional campus called "Parkview." . What tums college girls on? Wallace conducled a sex survey on the SPONGE 'CAKE MIX / campus of an eastern college. Answers .by 409 girls: 30, "certain music;" MATZO MEAL 18! "pictures and photos;" 26, "dancing;" 35, "watching a play or movie;u 82} "a book." The remainiog 218? They i'eplied, "A man." . Someone stopped off in' Kenosha, Wisconsin, long enough to ask G£fILTE ASH· CATSUP' BORSal Irving's mother, Bessie, if she had read her celebrated son's latest book. APPLE SAUCE' TOMATO JUICE Rather ruefully, Bessie replied, "Yes,': 'but she hastily added, "I don't FRUIT SUCES~. MACAROONS know where he learned all those off-color words and other things. PRUNE JUICE' PRESERVES Certainly not from MY side of the family!" CALGARY'S AT BmER STORES TASHA'S: . ON THE MALL ",_.,"•• ' ..... ,I ..... For Delicious fvorgwhorol .... M 'JJ a..Ia' CmCAGO KOSHER CORNED BEEF 8& PASTROMI SANDWICHES J. WORB "UNSURPASSED QUALITY REASONABLY PRICED" UClHIID DINING Served on the premises or put up to take out . Keystone House Furniture "The Way You Real.iy Like Them" ' Co., 18 Keewatin Street, is Four Varieties to choose from at most 100M • LOUNGI SOUTHRIDGE MALL SHOPPING CENTRE PHONE 252-6011 Liquor Commission Stores: . .... 11 ...... pleased to annonnce Mr. •• > • . Joe Worb is now an as· • .. 'I or, ------_., CARMEL CONCORD (sweet red) listed as #629 s . ~ociate in their furniture . ~= , iVA_n_ . Ask your merchant for EJite Passover Candy, Fo;r a Comlll~te. Laundry Serv~ce • • • firm in the capacity of CARMEL CHATEAU RICHON I IdDlaat ..1t General Mamlger•. 1 I.b Boxes Chocolates, 8 oz Bags Candies, and Chocolate Bars. • FAMILY • BACHELOR • COMMERCIAL (semi sweet, white) listed as #586 _,.,...NM,. Mr. Worb brings to Keys­ • croyden House products - .souP mixes - puddings ",... tone over 15 years' ex· all imported from il;rael. . . ,.... CARMEL HOCK (dry, white) listed as #585 I" • .....-' perience in the furnishings ,,.,.., ~64#1''''' ",*14'100'>1*"" •• ~#WOII' .."....,.. ,.,~~C"#I'" ....I' IDEAL LAUNDRY .1 DRY OLEANEIJSLTD. . business. . CARMEL ROSE (dry, rose) listed as #672 MAX OSTEN, Manager He extends an 1nvitation , " DIS'l1RIBUTED BY Weidman Brofhers Lfd. Phone GA 2·1777 to YQu . to v~sit (or call at CARMEL BRANDY listed as #28. KOSHER MEATS CANNING CO. LTD. 786-4776) and consult with DISTRIBUTORS EDMONTON ON THE 5TH FLOOR 9514 • 1l0th AVE. 358 FLORA AVENUE ·WINNIPEG 4, MAN.. him . reg~rdinlJ ypur quality' ORDER BY NUMBER FROM YOuR LIQUOR STORE PHONE. 586·8201 furrutm

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