Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 20, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free press Friday june 20, 1969 Wyatt r e a l s 313 Mcmillan avi., Winnipeg we rent elephant trunks and if we rent elephant trunks we sure must have what you want sell All quip. 474-2328 filipino picnic the Kayum Anggi the Philip Pine association of Canadas Manitoba chapter will hold its annual picnic from 9 . Until 10 . June 29 in Kildonan Park. Or. Basilio n. Bautista president says the event will take place rain or Shine. Peanut record set United nations . World Peanut production in 1967 is estimated at 18.9 million Short tons in Shell basis up 6 per cent from the previous record set in 1966. Preliminary notice by Peter j. Wachniak auction Sale 236 main Street monday 23-7 . Canadians paintings books antique furniture China Silver brass lamps mirrors Etc. A More descriptive advertisement in saturday s paper on View sunday Junt 22 2 . 6 . Peter s auction sales 943-7877 correction Cantor s 2202 Gallagher ave. Royale toilet tissue 8 for 89c. Should have read 8 for precision re builders of automatic transmissions labour from 1 Day service Courtesy cars rebuilt reveals band adjustments plus Paris phone anytime automatic transmissions 957 Portage at Upton foundation need repairs Call Delmont general contractors grouting under pinning raising estimates pm. 338-4243 Winnipeg to Dauphin the Pas Thompson Gillam Churchill 13.00 18.50 24.00 one Way White coach fares Call in or your travel agent a Ilc View by Honald ii soit aide reveals Chopin magic i to play nine major works of Chopin is achievement indeed but to add four works by Liszt is a feat few but the most gifted i pianists would attempt. This was the program presented wednesday by pianist William aide at the Centennial concert Hall at lunch time the third of the Csc Winnipeg festival series. Or. Aide s endowments in clude a dazzling technique which was never used merely As display but As the servant of the music and a tone which sings in a quite Beautiful fashion. We Are so used to hearing students play at Chopin that when we hear a master playing him we realize what a great original poet of the piano he was. So much romantic nonsense with Hollywood Over tones has Given us a picture of a languid dreamer dominated by a Strong willed possessive woman. But surely Chopin was much More than that. Listening to William aide playing four of the Etudes one could not escape the unique Quality of this music the towering opus 25 no. 12 in c minor with which the concert began is music that cannot be played on anything but a piano As attempts to orchestrate it have was played with All the tempestuous Bravura that it demanded and the result was most satisfy ing As was the playing of the of major opus 10. Both the scherzo opus 20 and 54 were brilliantly played. The contrasts Between the singing Quality and the Bravura were most winningly shown. Who could not respond to the spell of the Lovely Berceuse whose ostinato left hand was the Pedestal on which those Lovely roulade were allowed to glow and Shine and the beguiling Sway of the Waltze. Opus 42, with its Duple Cross rhythm it was played so cleanly and so musically that we were caught up by it. Of the Liszt pieces or. Aide s performance of the concert etude la Legge Rezza was like a Zephyr with those magical Purling runs. The Vari ants on Paganini s la Campan Ella were dazzling and yet one Felt that the music always came first. It is perhaps a waste of time speculating on the qualities of Liszt compared to Chopin the former perhaps More Brilliant the latter the More musical. However Chopin never seems to want to glorify banality As does Liszt in his Slick hungarian rhapsody no. 11. Even or. Aide s masterly performance could not hide its musical shortcomings. The Only Small disappoint ment on this program was the Chopin etude in f minor opus 25. Somehow the Purling clarity of this seemed to elude the soloist while the same sort of texture was so successful in the Liszt etude. This was a very Small blemish on a program revealing so Many Virtues. Winnipeg is fortunate indeed to have a pianist of the stature of William aide and we Hope he will be heard often. Harold m. Black optometrist 323 Donald St. 943-9038 Eye Exi mind Contact Lin Ltd wanted who looking for top Quality name Brand furniture at lower prices Low Lou it furniture Mart main St. Simmoni Box Spring mat a Tartu. Reg. Tor Troli Tir. 2 mid. Chut Reg. For Victor Sivillo lug. For plate Glass replacement 24 hour emergency service 774-1611 Canadian Pittsburgh industries limited who rents the big full no. 1 cars cheaper than compacts or minis Moore a that s who rent a new Pontiac Parisienne Chevrolet or Galaxy for 52.00 a Day plus Gas and mileage. Chuck roasts Blue Brand la. Steaks sirloin or Tbone. Comm. Quality. Hip or Rump roasts Blue Brand. La. Steaks Blue Brand. La. 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Gilmer said an airline restricted to Domestic routes would be unable to com Pete successfully with a rival Able to generate traffic to and from its own International recalling air travel conditions in Canada before up air was Al Lowed transcontinental flights in Competition with air Canada or. Gilmer said Only a con firmed monopolist would Sug Gest that the effects of Competition even Token Competition have not been extremely Benefi reviewing Canada s airline policy designed to minimize direct Competition Between the two Canadian Flag carriers on International routes he said Al though up air was allocated areas of greater geographical extent air Canada was Given the areas which generate the most traffic. Under the policy outlined by the Federal government in april 1964, air Canada was assigned rights to Britain Western Northern and Eastern Europe and the Caribbean area. Up air was assigned Asia the Pacific area Southern and South East Ern Europe latin America and the Netherlands. Or. Gilmer said suggestions by spokesmen opposed to Pri vate Enterprise that air Canada had been unfairly treated in the allocation of International routes were completely unfounded. We have made it Clear to our government that we would be quite Happy to Exchange routes with air Canada. In other words we would rather switch than referring to suggestions that air Canada and up air should be merged he said we Are firmly opposed to a i merger of Canada s two nation Al Flag carriers either domestically or or. Gilmer reviewed up air s interest in providing air service to China noting that the airline had been granted a licence to operate to that country and had made an exploratory flight to Shanghai in april 1949. He said the government had been informed of up air s continued interest and had been asked to include this proposal in the current diplomatic negotiations with China. Looking to the future or. Gil Mer said in the supersonic 70s the air traveller would become accustomed to flying at Miles an hour then in the hypersonic Era Early in the next Century would cruise at Miles an hour. Cancel detention Hong Kong Reuters emergency regulations allowing people to be detained without trial for up to one year will be j cancelled the government of this British Colony announced thursday. The regulations were introduced in 1967 at the height of left Wing strikes and riots. The government arrested 54 persons under detention orders been released. 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