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BARNEY' GLAZER .. __ = MIII·. /$5'64.00 • Canadian D , . Page Se.v.ellc ~ THE JEW[SH POST ': Thursdal"; August 7, 1969 pageSti. THE JEW[SH ;POST Thursday, August 7, ]969 ;~ L .. (~~ette) . Gordpn, Mrs. S. '" Shaarey, Zedek Cemetery. Shiva at he held the Qffice qf vice-presiqent a.n4 (Rosetta) Isenstein, both of Calgaty; 462 Anderson ~ve. In lieu of flowers, for. a. conside~~Q~e .tune. Mrs. Mnir) has made the permanent move here. He calls Hollywood the) ====";B;;'O~B;;""";J;=A;=NS;J;;K;;===="" eight· grand¢ildre~; two bro,hllrs, donations to be made to charity. .Mr. SIiule~ is survived by his wife real Fun City.... Deanna Lund is considering touring in a night club I ExperiencCdCarpenters Dr S Levant in Russia, and Henry Obituaries Sarah; two sons, Sam ('By) Shuler .. ,. .- . , - . act during thefirst-of-the-year hiatus for Land of the Giants. available for: Portnoy was born in R11'iSia and HARRY SHULER ~f C~lgary and Mackie Shuler of Levant of Calgary; one sister, Bes­ Learning that Pat Harrington Jr. is a jazz pianist, producers of Mr. Ree. Rooms _ Garages _ Fencing arri~ed in Winnipeg in 1!)25, He is On July' 25, 1969; Hru::ry Shuler, Edmo;'ton; seven grandchildren and sie, also in Russi~. BARNEY' GLAZER Deeds Goes to Town will write a script around it. ... Jack' Carter's . Home Improvements survived by his wife, Pessia; three aged 87, of Calgary, Alta., passed six great-grandchildren. He', was Funeial 'services were held fr~m beloved mother is visiting him at his Hollywood apartment. Unaccus- For Free Estimate ·call sons, Dave, Joe and Louis; two away. A pioneer, who emigrated predecea~ed by a son John in 1961. the Jewish 'M:emo,dal Chapel' on tomed to the way of ,between-pictures-and-TV adleness, she asked, ."Why 7 8 3 - .} 3.08 IN HOI;.LYWOOD daughters, Mrs. M. (Sara) Dudeck from Russia in 1910, Mr.' Shuler Se~1(ices were held at tp.e Calgary Wed!lesday, July 16, at 2 p.m. In­ don't you go out and get a job?" -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and ,Mrs.. N .. i(Lil) Duboff; ten 'operated as a grocery merchant for JeWish Memorial Chapel on Sunday, terment was in tb,e Jewish Cem'1- While neighboring canines are panting in the desert heat, Gale : gr::>ndchildren and four great- over 40 years before his retirement July 27. Interment in the Jewish tery and eaIilary Chevra' Kadisha Gordon's seven dogs are wagging their tales on their Borrego Springs Fixing Up Your Home? grandchildren; two brothers, Nathan in 1958. He was a devout man, Cemetery; Rabbi Barenholtz and was in charge of arrangements. I ranch. They have their own swim pool. ... Monte Markham's wife, Klaire, All Types of Repairs Rabbi Postone officiated. Friends, 'Director Ross Bowman and his wife, Jessica' Walter, co-star of is welcomed each Friday by the cast and crew of Mr. Deeds Goes to Town. and. Percy; two sisters, Mrs. D. devoting much time and energy to if they so desil'e, jIlay make dona­ MRS. SARAiI: MITCHELL "Numb~r ·.One,:'· purchased Bill Cosby's Coldwater Canyon home. They're She cooks and bakes grist from their mill. Last Friday, Mrs. Deeds went Kitchens, :Bathrooms, Rec.· Roonis, (Goldie) Blye and Mrs. M. (Clara) the Beth Jacob Synagogue, of which , Garages, Stucco, Roofin:g and Ackerman. ....... a. ...... ~.... ~ ........ tiol)s to the Canadian Cancer Society. Mrs. Sarah (Sonya) Mitchell, at hoping Bill. will 'drop over ancl, show them J":ow to work the sauna bath .. to town wi1;h a 'delicious cheese cake. the .. Misericordia Hospital, 'Friday, . painting. 24 Hour Servi~e. Services were held at 2 p.m~ on ":!III' ~';,. : ... Hugo Montenegro, wrote the title tune ~f "The Good, Bad and Ugly" 'Johnny Bernadino (General Hospital) and Michael Dante, former July 25. She was predeceased by movie. LatelY, he's been recording 'chiefly rock-rhythm music. When a major league 'OOseballers, 'have gathered a softball team to .play a squad Phone 775-1727 Monday" July '21, at the, Chesed lI\Ulttulug.· BURRICD 'BARSKY Shel E;mes Chapel. Interment at the ..' On July 29, 1969, at St. 'Boniface her husb;md.. the late Louis Mitchell, producer asked Montenegro to score a film in the classical vein, he spent of northern 'California ex-big leaguers, led by. Joe DiMaggio, in a game and a daughter, Mrs. Kay Alper. three' weeks listening to classical 'musIc as a refresher. August 30 at San Jose to benefit the Police Athletic League. Celebrity SPECIALISTS! The family of the late . Hospital, Burrich Barsky, age 79 M&M She is survived by,two sons, Dr. M. Charles Wood reviewed British Author George MacDonald 'Fraser's players will include: Phil and Gary f:rosby, Paul Picerni, Frankie Avalon, (PESA) BESSIE ZACK,' beloved husband, father ~nd . .... d f' d passed away followmg D: Mitchell, Calgary, and Dr. Jack adventure novel, "FJasbman," for the London Times. He mu~t have turned Ron Harper, Norm Alden, Doug McLure, Ed Nslson, Dennis Cole and Sue~~ Cle~ners ,~I~. 1!tUUtUjug , requests thell' relatives an rIen s . Mitchell, Toronto, and one daughter, to attend the un1(eiling of a lengthy lilness. Mr. Barsky came in a highly complimentary review. He:s been hired to write the screen-' James Caan. " " . '. All' 'Work Guaranteed The family of the .late Mrs. Betty Pilzmaker, of Montreal. headstone dedicated to to Canada from Rus~ia in 1!l13 and play...• Former successful mod~1 Jeanne Rejaunier wr~te 'her 'first novel,' Barbara and Gary: Crosby's son, Steve, 14, enters Loyola High School . 40 Years' Experieiice There are seven grandchildren and "The Beauty Trap." ·It's up ,for movie grabs, due to its unusual angle: next term. 'He doesn't sing; isn't interested in acting, wants to be an Edmonton's Exclusive (Urdang) . her memory o~. was in the retail b;:'siness in Win- Leather and Suede Garment Rose levin SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1969 xrlpeg until his retirement. He main- seven great-grandchildren. many wild reasons' why 'parents should discour~ge a modelling career' attorney. Steve's gnindfather, Bing, studIed law for two years at Gonzaga. annonnce the unveiling. of a , . Cleaning Plant . DIAM PORTNOY at 11 am. at the tained an ardent interest in Jewish , Funeral was held Sunday, July for their children. I , •.. Gary had a .,busy year in television.... As for his brothers: Lindsey headstone dedicated to' 12409 - 67 St. Ph. 479-4455 her memory on HEBREW SICK BENEFIT affairs and was associated with the 27, at the Chesed Shel Emes Chapel, . lin the same vein, Ali MacGraw hates Inodellilrtg and rates herself asi is' acting in ',filiris and TV, Phil is singing (Joey Bishop and Hollywood EDMONTON ALTA. On July .20, 1969, at the St. Boni­ with interment atShaarey Zedek SUNDAY, AUGUSr 17, 1969 CEMETERY W··mrupeg TIdII mu T 0 rah' • " c, . inferior in a career which eventually brought her the 'ferrilne lead in her Palace), but Dennis works for an air freight company and said he's lIad face Ho;pital, in his 82nd year. Mr. 11 at the . at a.m. .' He leaves to mourn his passing his Cemetery. firs(film, "Goodbye, C~lumbus." Ali, plays a 22-year-old in that 'movie it with showbiz. .. Poppa Bing, quite busy with his second brood, IN EDMONTON ROSH PiNA MEMORIAL PARK I' wife Esther;. a son, Percy; two I but :Paramount has urged her 'to say she's in her 20s. She's 30. manages to visit the, older boys whenever possible. 1ItuUtUiug It's the', daughters, 'Mrs. Harry '('Laila) I',' In a long line of out-of-state teenagers ·walting at th<;l Cocoanut Grove Tony Bennett's first spaghetti house will open August 24 in Houston, WnbeiUng The family of the late Silverberg, and Naomi, at home; French Policy for David' Janssen's signature,. one youngster asked another, "Who is he?" home base for the'future chain.... No marriage plans as yet for Tony The family of the late and five gralldchildre!'l. (Cont. from page 2) My,. how time "Fugitives".... James Farentino puils no pUnches 'about"and his girlfriend S'Indy. 1!lnbeiling MINNIE ROSENHECK . Funeral services 'were held on the tradition of friendship' between ' his live-year contract (t:wo to go) with Vniversal. "Me Natalie," he said, : Two of Debbie Reynolds' childien will participate. with 750 other requests their ~ ~elatives and friends The wife and children of the late to attend the unveiling of a Wedn'i!sday, July 30, from nosh Pina the French and Israeli peoples. funiished hi~ only reWinding role and that was made at another studio. ~oungsters 'in the . special, "Debbie Reynolds Presents .the· Sou,nd of FRED ZIPURSKY request their rillatives and friends heallstone dedicated to Synagogue,with interment at Rosh President Pompidou may need more Alex Cord's pet pe<;ve: the Space Program. A victini of polio 'at 11, Children," for Nov. 6 showing on NBC. Meanwhile, Debbie packed . her memory lin Pina Memorial Park. ,time, but 'one must hope 'that he " 10 attend the uny.eWng of a . ISRAEL 'B'ILUNKOFF Cord' emphasizes that scads of research money. finally licked the dread her kids in a camper, a far cry from her spacious, pretentious Beverly headstone dedicated to request their l'elatives and friends SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1969 wants to restore a fruitful Franco­ his me.mory, on at 11 am. at the disease. H;e insists that if Space money were channelled instead into '.!Jills mansi~n; and took off for the wilds of Idaho.. , She'll return in mid­ to attend the unveiling of a CELIA DAVIS Israeli rei~tiotiship and prove his cancer research, the huge piles of extra cash would eliminate that disease August.
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