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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 24, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Toronto hotel hit Toronto up the Mon Arch hotel in West end Toronto was rocked Early today by a blast police said was caused by dynamite. Windows were blown out and a massive Hole was torn in the main floor of the building at the Corner of Clinton St. And Hen Derson ave. The hotel owned by Paul Sitzer had been undergoing alterations. Damage was estimated by fire department officials at less than Winnipeg free press monday april 24, 1972 cultural Aid St. Hyacinthe que. Up local initiatives Grants from the Federal government Are helping the culture of this area. One group is arranging screen Ings and discussion in 30 communities of Quebec and National film Board films while another is collecting and Das i s i f y i n g used books for a planned local Library. Tenders for the construction of reinforced Concrete foundations and structural steel overhead Crane runway but Weld Plant m245.0 Redditt subdivision Transcona Man. Sealed tenders addressed to or. R. J. Honsen chief Engineer Canadian National railways enclosed in the self addressed envelope supplied will be received of to o clock noon . Tuesday May 9, 1972. Plons specifications instructions to bidders form of contract and form of tender will be loaned to contractors on the Deposit of a certified Cheque made payable to the Canad an National railway company in the amount of fifty dollars this Deposit will be refunded when plans Ond specifications Are returned to the railway in Good condition. Plans specifications instructions to bidders form of contract and form of tender May be obtained on or offer monday april 24, 1972 from office of construction Engineer room 460, Union station Winnipeg Man or. Engineering plan room 14th floor 935 Lagau Cheniere St West Montreal 101 Quebec. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further information please Tele phone 514-877-8758. Office of chief Engineer Canadian National railways Montreal Quebec. This photograph showing a family of Cree indians in 1884, is an example of the Type of material being sought by the human history division of the Manitoba museum of Man and nature. The division is building its photographic collection of the history culture and of the Manitoba Indian Metis and Eskimo groups. Anyone with similar photographs to donate should Contact the curator of North american ethnology or the research assistant at the museum. Pakistan May return prisoners Rawalpindi renter president Bhutto of Pakistan said sunday he might repatriate Indian prisoners of War regardless of whether Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi responds to his offer. If mrs. Gandhi does t reply to my offer i might unilaterally Send them to the he told correspondents Here. Bhutto said at his inauguration Friday that he would re turn 600 Indian soldiers held prisoner if mrs. Gandhi asked for them. On the forthcoming peace talks with India due to begin at the level of special emissaries wednesday Bhutto stressed that his negotiator would not go beyond drafting an Agenda for a Summit. "1 want to make it quite Clear that we cannot go beyond an he Bhutto said Pakistan is main Taining a flexible approach to the talks but this does not mean we Are abandoning our a a View by Peter Crosse we aim to serve you better unemployment insurance claim kits Are available to you at Post Offles Canada manpower centres Union Halls and Pic offices. Get one As soon As you become unemployed. Complete correctly and mail it to us. Last week the Winnipeg office processed 1749. Claims this convenient Way. Unemployment insurance commission drink9 Springs to life the jewish Community players of the Nymha provided an evening of Light entertain ment Satin Day evening As they presented Woody Allen s Don t drink the water. The production directed and produced by Malka Lerner and Syd grand takes place in an american embassy somewhere behind the Iron curtain. Three american tourists seek Asylum after being suspected As spies. The play concerns their at tempts to escape. Don t drink the water is a funny play even to read so it Springs to life in the capable hands of the jewish Community players whose Forte is comedy. The production is fast paced and Well directed to glean every laugh and Giggle from the lines. The cast of 15 was ably led by d o r e e n Brownstone As Marion Hollander and Ernest Sutchuk As Walter Hollander. These two veterans of the com Edy stage will be remembered for their stunning portrayals in Plaza suite last year. Miss Brownstone hits another High Point of her career with Don t drink the water. With precise timing and Mcasy Grace she manoeuvres her Way through the simple plot to achieve a triumphant Success. Or. Sutchuk reaches new Heights of comedy with his role and scores the hit of the evening. Two Cameo roles stand out for their brilliance. Robert tru Del As father Drobney and Ruth Zimmer As the Cook Cap tured Many of the laughs Satur Day evening because of their Superb characterizations. These two performers have a rare ability to penetrate to the heart of a role and come up Vith All the Subtle nuances the author intended. They would be Wel come additions to any Amateur theatre group. The set designed by Malka Lerner made Good use of the Small stage and effectively took in All the advantages and disadvantages of the confined space. The lighting by Don Mclennan Rob Kaufman and Robert by Wotkiewicz was a trifle shaky saturday but with a Little More experience it should prove Ade quate. Don t drink the water will be presented again saturday at . In the Nymha auditorium 370 Hargrave Street. A review by a Oriald Aii afternoon of Fine music 772-9594 question air with Host Murray Parker and a different guest expert each Day. If you have a problem consult the 772-9594 weekdays . Buu 990 after the supercharged Emo Tion of saturday s symphony concert it was a considerable contrast to hear a concert of Renaissance and baroque music performed at the Eva Clare Hall of the University of Manitoba on sunday afternoon. The artists were Paula sue kor Man Soprano Lawrence Rit Chey harpsichordist and Rich Ard Burleson Lut Enist. The music was by italian and English composers. The italians represented were Francesco Damilano Antonio Vivaldi and do Menico Scarlatti. The English were Dowland Johnson Robin son Bull Rosseter and Arne. The instruments used were a two manual harpsichord a spinet and a Lute. Each was heard separately and in combi nation and the songs were Sung to each separately and both to Gether. Of the Renaissance music John Dowland loomed up very Large in his Lute songs. In a Fork Ness let me dwell was a Beautiful sustained song and can Shee excuse my wrongs was a most perfect example of this genre. It had a free rhythm and the voice part was one of sever Al Golden threads in a musical tapestry. Paula sue Korman has an Ideal voice for this kind of music. While naturally warm in Quality it has an impersonality that allows the emotion of the words and music to emerge unsullied. The biggest work on the pro Gram was a Motet 0 qui Coeli by Antonio Vivaldi. The accompaniment with harpsichord and Lute was beautifully realized. In the third Section the aria Rosa quae Coriture we had vocal phrases that formed Lovely Arches and a telling Bass part that descended chromatically. Miss Korman executed the ornaments in a most tasteful manner and her Fine coloratura alleluia were very attractive. Or. Ritchy was heard As so Loist in three Galliard for spinet two Scarlatti sonatas and an a r n c sonata for the harpsichord. This latter was most attractive. It showed the and Vance in tonality that the baroque period developed Over the modal Renaissance music. In his spinet playing or. Ritchy charmed with the Lovely ornaments of the virginal setting of can slice. Or. Burlison s Lute music consisted of two Galliard and two Ricc cars. All his playing had style and Beauty. The four Arne songs were a Joy to hear. The Graceful faithful Lover and the roguish when daisies pied were captivating. As an encore miss Korman Sang Michael Arne s the lass with the delicate air. We hear this song in various arrange ments but rarely do we hear it with the original fior Itura. It was a Lovely finish to a re freshing afternoon. March protests by the associated press new York City s biggest group of anti War demonstrators in More than two years an estimated per sons marched in cold Rainy weather saturday to protest the renewed United states bombing of North Vietnam and another persons turned out for an anti War rally in san Francisco. Smaller demonstrations sur faced in at least a dozen other cities and riot equipped police remained on the campuses of the University of Texas and the University of Maryland. In new York demonstrators lined 20 abreast and marched 30 blocks Down fifth Avenue carrying banners and chanting slogans for a rally at Bryant Park beside the new York pub Lic Library. On the West coast about persons filed into san Francisco s Czar stadium for a rally that includes speeches by Oscar winning actress Jane Fonda and Bobby scale chair Man of the Black Panther party. Daniel Ellsburg who has admitted leaking the Pentagon papers to the press told the. New York rally this latest i attempt by Vietnam to expel a foreign presence their country would not have happened if the president had not disregarded the wishes of the american people who want to get out.1 magic bags cooking. Medium size s bathroom tissue deluxe dog food vet s Choice. 15 01 2 pkg. Tins Sandwich spread accent or meat preparation. 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