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Page Nine Thursday, October 3, 1963 THE-, ,~ JEWISH. . -. POST. Thursday, October 3, 1963 Page Eight THE JEWISH POST, monies as well as recording the . 'F.n r h ak tour will be sponsored in part by vice-president, Ottawa; Saul Hayes, nesday, Oct. 9, at 9:30 a.m. schools, and to glv,eg. JIL-Slll! - , New Bridal Centre Opens Here exciting highlights during and ~r Deve/opmen, t CO. Q.C., secretary, Montreal; William Registration for a Hebrew class to ing students a chance to meet young Quebec's new MihiStry of Cultural . . full edding the wedding. Mr. Dubchuk brmgs , Oris Dubchuk's' Bridal Centre atj cept., m assunng as. a w 18 years' expenence . to this venture Growth Noled Gittes, treasurer, Montreal; John D. be held at Rosh Pipa Synagogue will "F~ren;';;ch~C;:an;;;a;;di;;;·a;n;s~fro;;;m;;Qu;;;eb;;;e;;;c.~Th;;;e~AfI;;airs;;;.~~~'~'~'~~~~~~ 591 Selkirk Avenue is a new con- service as pOSSIble before the cere- d als ff tudi ., BARNEY GLAZER'S , Fienberg, vice - president, Toronto; b held next Monday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. r; , , an 0,0 ers a s 0 sel"Vlce m Samuel Bronfman, presldent of MarkA.'Levy, vice-president, Tor- Registration will be accepted at first A Very Happy and ~rous NewYear to all our·Jewish Friends an air conditioned, beautifully pan­ . Canada - Israel Development Ltd., onto; Sigmund Beckow, Montreal; sessions in all classes. and Customers from the Management and Staff of ED,MONTON'S neled studio that assures most MOST COMPLETE satisfying results to the lucky announced at the annual general Alexander BetcheJ:JDan Ottawa' Jo- '"I F" S'E' RV' E' PAINTING AND HOLLYWOOD meeting recently held in Montreal, seph N. Frank, MonU:eal; Mi;chell KUCH'ER'S SEL - ' , DECO~TING SERVICE couple, friends and family. Record­ that it had been decided to declare FrankJin Saint John N.B.· Irving French Theatre' ed in beautifully bound albums, and MIKE KUCHER, :Prop~ We have the experience, equip­ featuring both black and white or an interim dividend of $20 per unit. Oelbaum', Toronto; .A.rtb.ur' Pascal, V,· sits the Wesl . . '. ment and staff to render first­ Hollywood, Calif. -Otto Preminger's "The Cardinal" should become • FREE' DELIVERY During the past year, shares is- Montreal; Maitland Steinkopf, Q.C., • DELICATESSEN PRODU~ class service in the most modern colored pictures, his photos can be­ a subject for comment and perhaps controversy in the Jewish press. sued and £ully-paid up had in- Winnipeg; Ray Wolf~, Toronto; A cultural mission unique in ~- Phone EDison 4·2629 types of interior and exterior come a treasured collection. John Saxon, as I reported many months ago, plays the role of Benny 861 McGregor Street painting and decorating. creased from U.S. $863,500 to U.S. Jack A.Brin. ada leaves Montreal next week to A coniplete line of wedding invi­ Rampell, a Jewish boy in love wtih Carol Lynley. She portrays Fermoyle, Free Emmllte!i tations ,a n Ii accessories. is also $1,499,300. Subscriptions to shares present French-language theatre to :-::-:======~ sister of a BostOh priest played by Glenn Tryon, who later is elevated totalled U.S. $2,492,000. Mr. Bronf- H " CI ' English-speaking high school stu- offered, ,making the Bridal Centre to a Cardinal The Catholic family objects strenuously to the "threat" BlancheD Decorators Lid. the one stop for wedding arrange­ mali reported that the company had e rewasses dents'ill the four western provinces. of a Jew infiltrating its ranks and, for the firs( time since I was a young­ 14228 Stony Plain Road Phones: 455-0392 • 455-2811 diversified its portfolio, that invest- Now Sche~u'I"e"'d' The Manitoba Theatre Centre in ments guaranteed to satisfy the ster in Boston, I heard the word "sheeney" or "cheeney," apply your own ments had shown growth and could U Winnipeg and the National Theatre 1O"E)l1J~"~ IOl$n 1 ·11 ll$~r'"'' "pc Jl1e'~'" " most demanding needs and tastes. spelling. While seated here in the Screen Directors' Guild Theatre, be realized as capital gains. A ~um- A, record registration for adult School in Montreal have joined watching the film, I felt myseH tighten up instinctively and even close, ber of, propos8Is con- Hebrew Classes turned up at the forces in the venture; the first such ~vestment my fists. ne'cted with the long-term develop- Talmud Torah and Herzlia Academy cultural exchange of its kind. ro"~~, 1~"'~~1'N lO"~ & .$4.00 I\lJ ~t$ltSIi! Olll"~P ell'."lND tll'·i~lIl'~lJ ,'1I11 Oll\lti'lI~ 70 :Jamu,.a Opalta To reminisce, an Irish kid named Pat Cawley and I spent our Roxbury ment of the Israel economy are last fuesday night. Schedule of Five young bi-lingual students at .tl':ll/'l/lO'\l~ 1fI, rllt~' o~, t~n!' "I'M , ' , " ", 'Chartered Accountants childhood pummelling ,each other whenever he called me "sheen~y" and being considered. Jack Brin, gen- classes is as follows: elementary the National Theatre School will T countered with "Irish mick." After each fight, we remained close friends " ll/S'l'" ,ll/,W Phone 527-4441 eral manager, is DOW resident in and intermediate Hebrew, at the present a program cif French poems, 11It:l"'I1I~ 401·-·"'i'Q·~'n Q~M'tul' .too 14 - 6th Avenue S.E. but, like the friendship, the brawls never ceased, until I moved to Los Israel, is supervising investments ,Talmud Torah, on Tuesday, Oct. 8, a French lesson, a song, arid 40 9.30 I'l 7.00'- 'to~"6 i"tottnV~~' ,'M i"toOl', MEDICINE HAT ALTA. Angeles where "sheeney" doesn't exist but other effective substitutes aDd' seeking new opportunities. from 8, to 10 p.m., and advanced, minutes of drama; Le Marriage I) lltS')'" ,,,,P,,1t O'ltO~N~505 -' "i'O:-"il "~,~'V, Joyous pinch hit. ,The following officers and direc- Wednesday, Oct. 16, from 8 to Force. The group, directed by Jean- ' 9:80 I'l 7:30 - ,to~"~i"totuiV~~' j'M i"toO.l', Anyway, Saxon talks to his girl's brother, the priest, and, Saxon tors have been elected for the com- 10 p.m. Pierre Ronfard, will perform both New Year agrees to convert to Catholicism. During his studies, Saxon asks many ing year: Samuel BronfmAn, presi- The elementary' Hebrew class at English and French Schools in 14 lltS"'" •"'~'lJt ,m,li, 1360 - "i'O·~:il iV50'0 EDMONTON RUBBER questions, one of which is answered by the 'priest, Tom Tryon, with, 9.80 f'l7.30 - jto~,,~ i"torpiV~~' i"toQ~" Greetings dent, Montreal; LaWrence Freiman, Herzlia Academy Will be held Wed- Greater Winnipeg schools October ,'M STAMP CO. LTD. ''There are many similarities between Jews and Catholics, as any good .:==~~~====~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~=~~ 7 - 16. They will be in Saskatche­ 13 lltS','" .tl"tlO 'ltn 610 - ",pO·"il "tutoi"tuto, to Jew should know." Saxon replies, ''Look, if I were a good Jew, I wouldn't wan October 17 - 22, Alberta Octo- 9.80 1':1 7.30 - ,to.l,'Itt i'.,totuiV~~' l'M i"toO.l', AD Specializing in Rubber Stamps be here." SINCERE NEW YEAR GREEI'lNGS ber 23 - 27, and British' Columbia During a party, Saxon is accompanied by his mother and father, the , '9 .I:)',tlO 66 - Our Stencils - Inks - Seals - Pads J from October 28 - 31. lYs"'" '~l/n ~,,,o·"n ,1"")11' Daters - Hotel Key Tags latter bearded, who are quite obviously ill at ease but apparently making John Hirsch, Manitoba Theatre , 9.30 I'l 7.30- 'to~"tt i"totQiV~~' ,'M P'to~~~ JewUh ''For 'All Your Marking Needs the best of their heartbreak among their Irish-Catholic hosts. When an Centre's artistic director, in an­ 'overbearing ward-heeler makes a speech about the approaching nuptials, MR. L.• NAMAK, and 8.lS" .. tSo ~I$" 1655-"1'0·'," 'M~~tu'Vi'tt" 'Ni"~i'Vto Patrons , See Us" nouncing the tour today, commend­ 9.80 l'l7.30 - ,to~,,~ i"totuiV ~~, ,'M ,,'to~tt~ he points to the Jewish parents and says crudely, "While we're at it, let's MRS. DORA ZASLAVSKY ed the respbnse by Manitpba school and Re'ar 10127 , 102 Street put an '0' in fron~' of their name and welcome the whole clan as Catho­ .1lI';.ll1C ", ~l~'nN 1'r 10"'101:)'.111" of officials. He said the tour has two Friends Phone 422-6927 Edmonton, Alta. lics." Benny stifiens, turns to the priest, says, "I have my answer. God main objectives - to, help in the \ ll~'1N Ul'l1l1lt \1ll' ,~ lll'll1, is Irish," and leaves, thus breaking off the engagement. teaching of French in western high ~~~~~~~~~~~~ To explain, BeDJ:ly had previously discussed the religious aspect of MENORAH CATERERS Winnipeg School, Division No. 1 R. J. FERGUSON' World War I with the priest and had wondered, "Is God a German;' .176"1183 - O"Jli!lJ1I5ltb lI"~N!Yll$lJl'N 'lND Concrete Work, Walls, Footings Italian, Frenchman, American or what?" and the priest replied, "I don't Phone 334·4309 - 339·6919 Driveways, Sidewalks, Floors know but all sides claim, him." Thus his remark, ~'I have my answer. Patios God is Irish." 1595 MAIN STREET at SMITHFIELD WINNIPEG A&A FREE ESTIMATES "The Cardinal" is definitely Oscar bound. Performances are thrilling. Cordial New Year Greetings "to all our Phone HO 9-4927 Tom Tryon, until now completely lost in bland Walt Disney toles, is a Friends and Customers, ' 54U '-OOA AVE. EDMONTON shoo-in for a statuette. Despite my remarks above, do not think fOr one Root-Master moment that the film·is anti-Jewish. if anything, it is honest. r grew SPECIALS ~C~A~P~I=T~A=L~C~AB~~C~O~.~.~'Id~. up among its facts. The Jewish situation described is merely a minor PIC~EL FILLETS - uWer7A!UrI'I'lbll'1l'EF,'VlSH ~ .. part of a magnificently presented story, which lends dignity to the 9&c p 1&0 Sewer-Ser.vice Joyous New Year Gr~etings.to all our Per lb. " , S,C.ARFE, Jewish FrIends . Catholic religion. WHOLE PICKEREl· ~ &&c SUCKER' FILLETS - 30c • ROOTS 24-HOUR TAXI & U-DRIVE Per lb. , ' Per lb. -....-.__ _ SERVICE Catho¥c services, depicted in detail, reveal conclusively how similar , • GREASE :Decorat'ing Centre ' they are to Jewish services - the yarmulka, the tallis, the chanting, etc., WHOLE WWTEFISH 4Iic 1725 Rose St. Regina, Sask. Perlb. _____~ __~ __ all have their Catholie counterparts. - • DEBRIS- * * , FRESH FISH - FROZEN SE.U'OODS - SMOKED FISH Phone 586·9663 LA 2·6621 - Phone - LA 2-6622 Of particular perSonal interest were the early Boston scenes, at which • RAGS, ErC. FIFTH AVENUE PRODUC_ ======time I was nine years old. A trolly marked ''Roxbury CrossiDg" ftipped me because I was born on Roxbury Street. Kids in' knee breeches and REMOVED llWi11I'T'TH~OUT DIGGING OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 6 PM. Neptune's Fisheries CO:LTD~ Visiting Jildmollton? . long black, stockings recalled the many lir1dngs 'I receiv:ed' from' my 'Satisfaction GllilraDieed Or ¥oneY ':iWaIuIed Be" the Guest of dad's ''lochshen strap" :when I tore my stockings, The kitchen stove that , ' ,We wiD flDet imdgrind at no extra ciOst, • SEPTIC TANKS SALTER and MOUNTAIN WINNIPEG Phone GA 2·5564 CLEANED BY VACUUM burned wood and coal reminded me how I used to. love to crawl under 472 DUFFEBIN AVE. PHONE 589-44116 KINGS-WAY its welcome warmth on a chilly winter day. The mediocre but popular 11120 - 105th Avenue vaudeville house, typifying Boston's famous Scolley Square Theatre STEAM AND ELECrRIC , Molor Hotel brought back the days ,when my oldest brother, Billy Glason, used it THAWiNG OF Our Heartiest Wishes for a Very Happy and Prosperous SEE USF'" ,- AND REDTAURANT as a stepping stone to Orpheum Circuit fame. - • sewers New Year to yo~ all , EDMONTON ALBERTA 10812 Kingsway Ave. 4t Septic Tanks' Edmonton * ~ ~S:r.:~StntANcE .' .- * WE MANAGE PROPERTY " ,;,,",',' Young Id@asLtd.' Edh!.ontoh's Newest and Finest * WE', JI1JY ,AND S~MOBTGAGEs NO, DIGGING Built with Your Comfort in Mind * WE' SELL PROPEB'tx <,' , , 'FREE