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THEATRE HI-LIGHTS!
Lffr to Right: Mrs. SomucI Norris, Mrs. Gabriel Alter
llada^!§iili Women Rally For Bondii
An entlnisi.Ktic gii.>up of i new iinmijiinnl f;iimlie5 now i Presidents and BunJ CImii-; tioodnig into Israel, |
Tomorrow, October 13th, through the 27th, P'Kee{e Centre will f ea t ure t lie long-awaited Canadian Opera Company. The gala opening will prescnl .Madatna Butterfly, in Italian, with Teresa Stratas in the title role. Other operatic pertonman-ces are Hansel and Gretel, in English, Rigolelio, in Italian, and Dia \Valkure, in German.
This program could not have been possible without, the generous assistance ol the Canada Council, Metro politan Toronto, the Province of Ontario, the Canadian Opera Women's Committee, i the Canadian. Opera Guild, land many other corporations and citizens who areTn^ ; terested in furthering cultural enterprises.
]oms the. repertory on October nih. Diana Maiidox plays the lead. She is "Winnie", while lierhert Faster is ••Willie-.- her: husband. The play is directed by Henry Co-inor.
Third plity of the first-series , this season is Bernard Shaw's notorious 'banned' play, "Mrs. Warren's Pro fession". It opens on November 17th.
rORONTO SYNAGOGUES
ADATH ISRAEL ELECTS OFFICERS
On Monday, October 22nd. Addth Israel Congregation will hold its annual election of officers at a supper meeting.
Children of Adath Israel Congregatijsn (ages 10, 11, 12) will begin their pre-U.S. Y. activities on Sunday, October 28th, 2:30 p.m. Co-or-dinator of the program is Ravzet Rabinowich. The pro
men of all Toionto Hadas-• Kii'. weve distributed to | repertory at the Central Li-sail Cluipters gaihc-rcd ai the Chapui B o n d Chairman, ! brary Theater, The Red Barn home.of .Mis. (lahriel Alter., who have set a iioa! for theii now is presenting its first Ovct all lladassali Bond ' partii-ipaiion ui the current i pjodiiction, Eugene loiies-Chanman on Tiu-sdav even- Bund dnvc' - TO M A K E co's famous and successful
Igram will feature religious For its second season of presentations, Jewish folk
Jan Bart, famous singing star, entertained, accompanied by Murray Alter and his orchestra. HOLY BLOSSOM SISTERHOOD GALA MEETING
Holy Blossom Temple Sisterhood will present a musi- \ cale at its gala opening meet-; ing on Tuesday, October' 16th, at -hQO p.m.
On Monday, October 15th. the First Academy of Judaism begins with an exciting
MRS. MORRIS KAUFMAN
pair of plays. "The Lesson" and "The Chairs". They arc directed by Jean Roberts. Marigold Charlesworth plays the lead in both plays, with Henry Comor opposite her in
HADASSAH BAZAAR
Tlie world's most bizarre-Bazaar — a one-day welfare whirlwind of contests, raffles, auction sales and shop-pmg bargains — will siiike
the University of Toronto, will be guest lecturer at the opening of the adult study program on Thursday, October 25th. The topic of the
ing. Ocioboi 2. to (i.imolaic rVTRY HADASSAH MEM-plans tor a conconiraii'd pr.i> BFR A BOND OWMER IN gram of aciivitics on bciutlt|llLR OWN RIGHT, of Israel Bonds. Pictured here are Mrs.
Guest speaker ot the even- I Gabriel .A I t e-r-, Hadassah ing wai John R. De\ur. Bond Chairman, and her
Chairman of. the Board ot Co-Cli.iirman, Mrs, Samuel i "The Lesson". Maiy Alice Governors of the Toronto N'orris, holding up a map of i Stn.ith assumes-the-support-Bond Organization who i:a\e the Neuev Fai.h Hadassah ing role. Herbert Foster has a giaphic portraval of the Bond pureliased will have the male lead in'The Chairs',; the season on Sunday, Oc-rremendoiis aiKancement be- the pii\i!ege of addmg a tree i and Robert Hamlin complet-i tober 14th. Music will be pro tng made in Israel to make on the haiieii map. symbolic 'es the cast. Settings are projvided by Bill Lands.
orientation evening featuring songs and music. Israeli ■ a panel of all participating dancing, debates, plays, pan-1 lecturers on "What Should
el discussions. I The Jewish .Adult Really'Torontonians for the 37th
Dr. Emit L f acte?i/tctni, | Know — To Be a Jew ?" time when Toronto Hadas-professor of philosophy at Rabin Bobrow will pre- sah's Annual Ba/aar and Ex-
sent~ a course in Hebrew position is held this year on each Wednesday morning, Wednesdav, October 31, at
10:0011:15 a.m., from October 10th to December 12th. Mrs. Harold Miller is in char-
lecture is: The Modem Jew ge of registrants.
And The Messianic Faith.
Adath Israel Brotherhood will have its first dance. of
the N'egev once again a of the effort? to MAKE THE j vided bv the Stratford nourishing land capable of NFGFA' GRFEN WITH IS-! signer, Mark N'egin. absorbing the thousand* of KAEL BONDS.
de-
DATELINE N. Y.
fContinued from page choice of one' ioyalfv. There
^e\ond the call ot dui\ in was no need. Mr. Fishbem.
not dissocMiing himself the editor wTOte. as a per-
from the L.N, re'^olllIin^ co- sonal tiiend of Mr. Klut/-
■iponsored b\ the I niied nick lo sa^ntii^e lovallv to
Slates In his home citv ol; Israel to the "Realpolitik"
Chicago, there was keen (which may well prove to
disappointment voued in be "real tolly) of the State
the editorial columns of the Deparunent.
Chicago Jewivli weekly 'Sen- (Copvru'ht bv Canadian
-inel', at Mr. Klutznick's Jewish News &• JCNTSV
On September 30th, a dance was held, sponsored by
Tlic ici^ond play, "Happy[the Adath Israel Bond Com-Da\s" ,0V t^omuel Beckett,\mittee, headed bv Lou Gula.
Starting on Tuesday, November 6th, and continuing
the C.N.E.'s Automotive Building.
More than 3,200 women in Hadassah's 72 chapters will combine, their , efforts to stage this largest, one-day
the first Tuesday of every annual bazaar in the world".
month, at 10:00 a.m., Rabbi Plaut will supen'ise t h e
Last vear's record attendance was close to 50,000 peo
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, Its too bad Frank Richter as good as ready cash, and T can't get together. He The Tiger Cats must be in j keeps talking about a second jworse shape than even those
pitching for a second wife
into the car the other morn-
Bible Study Group, offering: pj^ The Five Scrolls — Commen-; ji^^ monev raised Is spent tary by Rabbi Israel Bettan: entirelv In Canada tn buv Mrs. Zelda Obemdorffer is supplies to support Hadas-
convener, _____j sah's three outstanding pro
' jects: Nahalalf Canadian Ha-idassah's Agricultural School 'for boys and girls in Israel); I the Canadian Hadassah Hos-ipital at the port of Eilat; jand to help maintain medical services in Israel.
To jam their way into the huge, si.x • acre Automotive Building at the C.N.E., and get a chance to bid for the incredible bargains inside, visitors in past years have ; begun lining up more than
of "overhead" gag. Hold on , now, you're way ahead of an hour before the scheduled | me! 19 a.m. opening time. The 50 j
icar for mv v\ife, and I keep recent losses 'shown, t-got - Us not my line of writing. I^ent admission gives all those
otherwise I'd need an asbes-i attending a chance to win ^
for mv'car! Frank and Molly ing and found mv Tiger Cat jtos tjijewriter to tell all the 1 valuable door prizes that this recently returned from a = sticker wilted right off the story of one house of wor-'y^a^" will include a sleek European jaunt which he'd .windshield! . . . Attention, ship's problems with its re- l^^^ RaiTibler American 4 Won from his bosses. The Les Roffe! Have vou heard? | sen-ed seat plan. . . Harr\'
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holidav-Avas a pri/.e but still it wound up costing him the best part of his savings account because of his decision to take a ten-day side trip to Israel. Other recent Israeli tourists were Betty and Murray Mlnden. This might \ery well explain Bet-tv's fervor as cochairman of the Women's Division of the current Israeli Bond campaign.
Door Sedan with automatic
Wald sent me a bushel of ""ansmi.ssion and a luxurious apples. His answer to medi- ^^'^'^ \ care. Come on now! You get I This vears Bazaar Chair-, it! An apple a dav keeps the j"^^"; .^^'"S- Kaufman, i
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Cats, thev seem to be show- naueht if vour doctor hap- Bergman have announced a | ing us their 1960 model. (Ed. pens to like apples too, I M^^^ new feature for the' note; Let's hope this joke is lalwavs sav. What do vou al- "^zaaf ^^is vear — a cook-
The 1963 models are now on display at your local auto mobile, s,|ip\vrooms. October is l963-modeRnonfh,'~exc~ep^t for those aforementioned Ti-
still topical since this~coF umn was written Oct. 5th, Sam A'anover is taking time out from his Hamilton ! luggage store to train for
On their way to Israel are real estate selling. Listen, the Goldbursts, who, too evep.'one should have a hob-late, remembered their best by! .■ . . Illness has forced j jack Koskie would have to deal: instead of the usual Ben Sllvert to discontinue admit that, when Cookie travelers , cheques, t hey his affairs..The casualty rate |finishes playing for the Buf-should have purchased Is- of King East quickens! . . . ,falo Bills, he can come back rael bonds. iNo service charge Attention Les Roefe! Your and play for some of his is involved and they are just blinker light is still on! . . .
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ways say? '"^ school for men at 6.30
Well, voull have to admit Pni., featuring the latest bar-that the wav those Buffalo,'^^^"'"8 techniques. Bils have been playing there's no danger of Cookie Gilchrist getting homesick for the Argoes. And even
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