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Fosee Canada Sister and ROSHPINA MEMORIAL PARK I the Remainder of the Plot They Mlssed • THE JEWISH POST Thursday, ,August 14,1969 , , . Thursday, August 14, 1969 'rHE JEWISH POST Page Nine hecome to the series? AUYAH INFORMATION \ .. ".' Kicking like a soccer player, Sally Field's expected baby is due Everyone seriously considering between the end of October and the second week in November. The show setttling in Israel within the next ~--------'i:a~~~~,et and married Lillian AWIESER REPLACED will try to go to September 12. One script, to be shot this month, omits 'BARNEY' GLAZER I three years is invited to contact the lL.-:t7JII1l1l4ltJl_';~Q During, his career 'cas a self':' ' ,,! " ' '. ' Sally, to grant her a rest. If she :feels up to it, the young star will work O Winnipeg branch of the AACA _ fill ff/JI 4lllJ.ff/JllUlJliIIr ff/JI~~ employed businessman he made Abraham Tooch has been appoint- ing and guiding settlers from South and the studio will then hold the segment sans Sally for a later go. GAIL MINDELL Shei' Emes on Sunday, Aug. 10, and Association of Americans and Cana­ many wonderful friends - a testi- ed Representative of the Je'w;"h II Afriloa and went on several mi~sions IN .HOLLYWOOD When you' see the movie "Doppleganger", keep your eye on 'Roy Sllddenly on 'Friday, 9ug. 1, 1969, burial at Hebrew Sick Benefit dians for .Aliyah - for information. i mony'to his love 0 f ,peop1 e ,an, d ~es t A' gency, AI'" Iyah : D" e partment 'l'n', to' Sou' th Africa in' -the cause of Thinnes (The !Invaders) and,Lynn Loring in the swim pool scene. They The executive will make every effort Gail Mi!>clell, '(nee Katz), beloved Cemetery., ' , , for living. Montreal, succeeding Mark Awiese'r Aliyah. play husband ,and, wife, which they really are. Lynn takes birth control to assist prospective Olim to make wife "f Earl Mindel!, age 28, passed ---------- He was very happy with his who 'is desturning 'to Israel upon Mr. Tooch also held an assignment pills in the film, which is funny because she.was actually pregnant at arrangements or to channel required away in ;Rochester, Minn. , adopted country and proud of his the completion of his tour of duty. ' "Dire'c!or ';f Professional and ' the time and in her seventh month. Roy had to push her into the pool information to them. Besides her' husband she leaves Canadian citizenship. His gratitude Prior to coming' to Montreal Mr. Technical, Workers' Aliyah for Bri­ Pickmg up my megaphone on Monday, .July 28, I phoned Rudy Vallee but called for a stunt woman. Lynn convinced him it wasn't necessary tp mourn her passing, her mother, 'and sang "Happy Birthday," his 68th.... Paramount asked cast member so Roy pushed her in, but oh, so gently. For information please' call: presic for the freedoms, and'responjlibilities Tooch' was Regional Aliyah Director tain and the Scapdinavian countrie~ dent, Mrs. Allan Macklin, 489-7887; Mrs. Sally Katz, and a sister ,Hester. Ray Walsto!, to 'make a '\Paint Your Wagon" personal appearance tour During hiatus of Here Come the BJ;)des, Mark Lenard worked in a were expressed in, his concern f or f or 'the S outhe rn U'tmea d St te s with working out' of London, secretary, Mrs. Bert Waldman, 589- Funeral services were heid on his fellow man, and in his involve- offices, in A tlanta, Ge'orgrn. ' Abraham Tooch is one of the without pay. Ray's reply painted Paramount's face a deep red. segment of Hawaii, 5-0. In answer to rumors that Jack Lord is ~xtremely ,Monday, Aug. 4, ,at the 9haarey' 8965; treasurer, Max Pressman, 33!J- ment i1). cQmmnnity affairs." H.e 'was Abraham Tooch ,15. anati ve ,0f I'I fC'un1diI1g members' of the Council After losing a' can of sound for "Tara! Tara!" 20th-Fox rushed in difficult while working in the Islands series, Lenard reported hiin as Zedek Synagogue, with illterment c~median-impressionist Dave Ba~ry, who dubbed the voices of -' count agreeable, cooperative and friendly. 8005; ,Aliyah desk, Bert Waldman" an active meinber of the B'nai South' Airica. He settled in what for Western Aliyah, the coordinating 942-0785. in the Shaarey Zedek Cemetery; 'em - six stars .... Eydie Adams is doing "Marne" in Maine.... Eydie EVERYONE ,connected with the original production of Su'san Hay­ B'rith and the United Jewish Ap- was then Palestin'e in ,1945 and his body of th~ settlers' association, and took along Mia Kovacs, 10 (hers and the late Ernie's) and Joshua, 1 (hers ward's "I'll Cry Tomorrow," and many others without any co~ection, peal as~well as belonging and con-' fi~st home in 'Israel was Kibbutz at one time served as lis executive , REVA MACKI4S ,.' tributing to many other organiza- Ramat Yoehanan in t)te Valley of ' MI,', Tooch h\ls ,a1sol;l~~n , and photographer Marty Mills'); are furious with the cruel way television slashed the, original f~otage Oa August 7 at ,the General Has:' After creating-staging, Paris Lid" shows' for 22 years, Donn Arden of the Lillian Roth biography. tions. He ,was an active member Zebulu. In early 1947 he joined the ; on 'Kol Zion: ri.agcila, pital, ~eva Mackli.s, beloved WITeM and faithful worshipper of the Rosh Haganah 'Underground Movement English language transmission. quit. Unable to find a suitable replacement, the Paris operators are, beg- Eva Gabor is up to her antiques, while decorating he': new.Beverly Jack, passed away at the age of. 61. gipg :Donn to reconsider.... Out of respect, Phyllis Newman eUmi,nated Hills home. The Green Acres star will ship all of her antique furniture ,Pina Synagogue. and served act Ive· Iy unt'l I t".,e es t a b - J.UT_ his new post Mr. Tooch will be S";'rviving besides her husband lire Left to mourn his loss are his wife lishment' of the State, continuiIig I'esponsible, ,for Aliyah for all of.' a Judy Garland number she had originally rehearsed for her Cocoanut here irom N.Y. where it has reposed for flve, years. This will ma~k the a :brother, Harry Sonkin, of Detroit, Lillian, son Stephen, and a SIster,. service' '.Wit h Z a h a,I 'sraeI l' s D'e~ense Can'ada' except the' Province of Grove debut: ' , first time that Eva and her husband have' had everything under one roof. and three daughters, Mrs. Ike· (Li!) Mrs. Dora Greenfeld (Winnipeg). Army. 'He saw action on several EVERYWHERE tiuit Tony Curtis goes, his wife Leslie goes. She says What a roof! It covers a $400,000 English manor house, complete with Ontario. , Greenfeld, -Mrs. E, Frank (Sylvia) fronts with an infantry battalion it's insurance against those long separations which caused marital' failures. tennis' courts and pooi. Green Acres resumes shooting Sept. 1. White', and Mrs. Frank N. (Sybil) during the War of Liberation. Soon •.. Curtis justifies his anti-cigarette crusade by emphasizing his dad's A giant 36' x 29' family portrait of the Clampetts (Beverly Hillbillies) Steele, all of Winnipeg, and eight UNVEILING after demobilization he joined the loss of a lung. ,', , , will adorn a huge Interstate 44 Highway billboard from August to April; grand.children. WnbtiUng , ' FollOWing her Las Vegas nightclub stand, Barbra Streisand will join 1970, between Springfield and Silver Dollar City, Mo. It's a cross­ The relatives and friends are office which aided and guided War The funeral was held at Chesed reqnested to attend the unveiling George Segal for "Owl and the Pussycat".... Ignoring his optical set- promotion between the series and 'Silver Dollar City, site of the recent ISRAEL (ISSY) KATZ of Liberation volunteers to settle in """'''';:: "~''''''''::", ';:RC'Ei1;S;'\fT:~;,00;:;: , of a headstone dedicated to Israel. -Mr. Tooch specifically guided ba~s, and reportedly his medic's cautions, Bob Hope is preparing his "Hillbillies" Ozark location. Cost of the mammoth photo: $1,500. I'll Suddenly on Wednesday, .July 23, the memory, Df the late volunteers from South Africa. Sub­ aimualChri~tmas visit to Vietnam troops. take a dozen. Israel (Issy) Katz, beloved husband , ' sequently he, spent many years aid- ' :RumDrs persist that ~er jackie Onassis has her haby she'll end the !!::============== 'In .iltmnrittm of Lillian, at, home. Born in 1910, , marriage, ... Snubbed ,by fIlms and TV, although he licked 'that drinRirig JACKDlTlOVE LIGHT MOVING AND PICKUP BED BUGS in' Lazansk, Poland, he was the on problem many years ago, Gary Crosby is finally getting his comeuppance Moths, Roaches. Silverfish pooitively Jansen, Produce Ud. ' , LAWNS CUT exterminated . Government licensed Wholesale Vegetables Fresb Daily youngest of eight children. During SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1969 from, both media. ODD JOBS ANYTIME . fUmigators. Country customers. write Growerc of Potatoes and l .... tlrm Produeta the Nazi oocupation of Poland he 11 for pa.mphlet. Phone .Your Orde2'll - We Deliver at a.m. at the lIttturUiug , , 'J.'ELEVISION is stemming its vIolence tide but movies are tougher lost all his family with ,the excep~ REASONABLE RATES CHARLES RIESS & CO. City Phone WHitehail 3-8446 SIIAAREY ZEDEI{ CEMETERY than ever, vi~: "Wild Bunch" and "Stiletto"... : A whole new career is Established 1907 'tion of two br~thers who had emi­ opening for Peggy Lee: ... The sex market has gone 'full circle. Nobody Phone A. Russell - 775-3755 877, Wall St. Ph. SUnset 3~3529 ~~& Ellen W~eg, Man. grated earlier to Israel and the has' called her UrSulia Undress for more than' a year. i. United States, and a sister, Dora. ' Producer Hilly Elkins' romance with Claire Bloom ,emphasizes the . '. I . i, NOTICE TO HOMEOWNERS A COMPLETE REPAm SERVICE "!, He and his sister managed to escape title' of the last Bloom-Rod Steiger film, ''Three into Two Won't Go." .
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