Thursday, September 30, 1965 UE JEWISH"POST elve Th~urs~d~ay~,~S:e~~~ber~3~O~,l~965=: ________________________________T~H~B~J~B~W_I_S_B ___ P_O_S_T __________________ ~-----------------------p--age--~-~--. .!, age of flammable liquids, the care Guaranteed Plumbing Fire Prevention . of heating equipment, and removal ture, explaining the great pains to I reports of the critics indicate vari- few copies of each work cou1d be and Heating Supplies of ashes have all been made in an whieh it went to ship its gear. ous de~eeso{.enthusiasm for the made ·by such a tedious and costly ,I effort to urge citizens to make Every shipping case was being em- performers, if not entirely with the process. HIs finest lyrics were thus ~RNEY GLAZER'S , _ Kitchen Sinks _ Pipe aDd FIt- I Week All Set • Wash Basins tings October 3 to 9 is Fire Prevention their homes and place of busin~ss blazoned with the royal purple crest material and substance of the chore- laboriously engraved - Songs of e Closet. Comblua- • Heavy :Jlot. of the RWB and the flag of Canada. ography, . Innocence (1789) and Songs of Ex­ tlons Water Tanke Week, and local fire' departments, fire-safe. HOLLYIVOOn , _ Laundry Tubs • Pressure SYIJ- concerned with, increasing loss of The call this year: Don't give fire Protecting such fragile items as An indication of the ever-increas- perience (1794), on loan to the Exhi­ ' • Heating :Furnaces tema lights and costume headdresses was ing awareness of Winnipeggers of bition :by the collections of Pau1 I • Radiators • Reinforelu life and property as the result of a place to start . Don't gamble Coal Chutes Iron ' _ fire, have called for the removal of with fire, the odds are against you! the most easily solved aspect. Ar- the needs of the Winnipeg Art Gal- Mellon and Lessing J. Rosenwald. HOTLINE I. AGENTS FOR FURNASMAN STOKER the causes to the greatest extent ranging everything sd that setting lery, is the enlarged roster of its It is doubtfu1 whether Blake's illus­ possible. I up lind repacking cou1d be con- membership list and a comparison trations for his "prophetic poems" Hollywood, Calif" (TCNS) - Suzann F. Cohen, of SCHWARTZ ducted most methodically in the of its annual .budgets. The '65-'66 will in any way help the puzzled They ask that during Fire .Pre­ Jewish Review, read my recent account of actor Nehemiah Persoli's IRON & METAL CO. LTD. I IT'S A W~G WAY TO summer performances frantic moments backstage was the budget, for instance, is set at $120,000 Winnipeg reader to an understand- experiences while making a movie in the Otremont section of Montreal. .299 Jarvis Ave., Phone JU 9-7309 vention Week every effort be made CAPITAL' PICCADILY tional Youth Orchestra.... Princi- critical moment. Seven hundred as compared to $52,000 six years ago ing of their almost unintelligible. to ensure that every dwelling, place Suzann, "The district is Out~emont (Nehemiah and I stand corrected) Symphony Week officially started pal bassoonist Tom Elliot and his shoes could easily get out of sorts. in '59. William Blake:' Poet,: contents. However, the general pub­ and it is not a parochial and chasidic district as described. Only about of business, school, church, apart­ Cab (1964) Lid. the sllason. ticket campaign of the flutist wife, Paula, taught at the Each of the expensive kilts worn Printer, Prophet, an exhibition of lic wiIJ ,be able to appreciate his two or three blocks of this large section provide a nucleus for yeshivoth ACCURATE WASHll\r. ment block, in fact any and every Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, with Brev~rd Sch?ol of Music in North ,in Agnes de Mille's Bitter Weird original books, drawings, and plates, original lyrics without attempting place which human beings may and the rest is sophisticated, elegant and extensive." MACHINE REPAIRS Day and Night Service a goal set of 2,500 subscribers. Sales Carolina, thIS summer. Concert- ("Brigadoon") had to be ready, has just arrived at the Gallery from to plumb his symbolism. , occupy or use, be as free as possible Nehemiah explained, "For our film, we were using a house adjoining Repairs for All Makes going into Symphony Week ap- master Lea Foll is currently. playing cleaned, and pressed. If even one the Smithsonian Institute, for a one 1 His lyricism looks backward in from the causes of fire. a park, Out of a crowd of approximately 100 children and adults who 29 YEARS' EXPERIENCE roached 1300, with subscribers get- for the Toronto Opera FestIval be- placed in the wrong case it month display. In many respects, spl'rl't to the Elizabethans and for- P . W·· I d'd 't was , lef their play to crowd around us, not less than 90 per cent spoke Yid­ All Work Guaranteed They emPhasize that care be 52.2.-662.1 ting choice seats for such perform- fore returning to mrupeg. I n could cause a disaster. Blake was in the world; yet not ward to the simple poetry of ordi- I 188 Ellic~ Phone SP 2-2183 exercised in the use of matches, v If d4lh, were interested in anything topically Jewish and also understood ers as .. e h U d'1 M enubi n, the T oronto realize. that he was a member of the 'The 35 crates of electrical appa-' 0 f t h e wor.Id H e . prl'd ed himse nary life a la Wordsworth. The and/ or spoke Hebrew. especially where children are con­ Otl'ice: 1710 Rose St. Symphony Oreh estr a cond uc ted ..b y Stratford Festival Chamber Orches- ratus cases. of scenery, make-up, upon his mystical qualities, report- Winnipeg viewer wiIJ find much to 'The local rabbi, who had come from, Boston, provided me with -'--'" ------ - cerned. Seiji Ozawa, the Amadeus String tra until t recognized him during and 'aspirins for the stage crew, ing to ·his more material friends con- admire in his verse: love of children information about the local Jewish residents, which Mr. Glazer's story Warnings against disposal of cigar­ Regina Sask. Quartet, and Yi-Kwai .sze•... Sev- an all Mozart. concert at the Shake- material for eleven ballets weighs versations with heavenly creatures and animals, hatred of priestcraft did not exaggerate. ettes, checking of electrical systems, era! key personnel have joined the . spearean ·Festival Theatre.... ~~an . over nine tons, four times as much and telling incredulous listeners how and social injustice, a search after ,. '\Mr. Glazer wrote than Outremont has almost a total Jewish popu1a­ lI. Lang the accumulation of paper, the stor- Symphony. Hyunjin Cho, 31, fo~- Warner, former lead trombone: Joms as all the 25 dancers and 14 staff once he "saw a .tree full of angels," the meaning of life, On November tion, a fact that Miss Cohen did not challenge. He reported correctly merly with the Seou1 Philharmoruc the New .Or1ean~ Symphony this fall, members combined. ''There is no and had "touched the sky with his 18, the Winnipeg Symphony will CUST,oM TAIL,oR that if and when we shoot our film, 'Call It Sleep,' with Yiddish dialogue A Very Happy New Year to the Jewish Community and the Korean Central Broadcast- Marta rudy, asSlstan~. con,,-er~n.'ast~r, chance that Richard Rutherford will fingers." perform Vaughan Williams' JOB, q in Outremont, we hope to capture its old-counY>' Yiddisbkeit, which, • ing System, becomes the assistant has accepted a teac, mg posItion m have to challenge James Clouser With the help of his wife, who inspired by the work of William ..i.l , adrni ts Suzann, does exist. Phone WHitehall 2·6612 ,oUR SERVlCE IS STILL TOPS! principal 'cellist with the WSO. eastern Ca~~a, 'cellIst Cl~ude .Ken- to a swor~ dance ... unarmed!" the was an ilIiterate when he married Blake, at which time the Art Gal­ ,., "At no time did Mr. Glazer say that Outremont is completely parochial Korean music critics described his negon has Jomed the Umve~sJty of Ballet assured me. Th£! spokesnmn her in 18th century London, Blake lery will exhibit the engravings and , i and chasidic. That was apparently the lady's assumption. 306 EDMONTON ST. concerto playing as "s t r a i g h t - Alberta Chamber ense~~le m .Ed~ spoke .too s~lOn. As the Fates )Vou1d "published" practically all of his water colours of the Book of Job :! "If Outremont has only two or three blocks as a nucleus for yeshivoth, I Coulter Agencies Ltd. forward in character, a virtuoso with monton, and G~gg Stem e r~celve have it, no sooner did the Royal works. The metal plates upon which by Blake. The joint effort of the il it should be noted that when we shoot our picture there it wiJI take I Winnipeg a tone which is soft, smooth. ye! a full ~cholou:'hip. towards h,s d!'c- Winnipeg arrive in London Sep- he engraved his poems and ilIustra- Gallery and Symphony is to be \ , even less than two or three blocks to capture the full flavor. of the .1 I acute and abundant in expreSSlOn. t?rate m .m~slCology .at the "?"niver- tember 13, than its scenery and tions were treated with acid to re- applauded. One need not wait for '1" • GENERAL INSURANCE • MORTGAGES ,~ ; community's parochial and ehassidic atmosphere. .'I'~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Douglas Bairstow, 21, takes first slty of MIChIgan.... Menubin, who music went astray. move the uninscribed surface. He the official 1967-or-so opening of the . , "From what I observed and from what Suzann contributes, the chasidie l' • REAL ESTATE oboe chair, fresh from Tanglewood, made his sensational debut in 1923 'printed in the desired colour on Manitoba Arts Centre for culture ,.