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Dr. Solomon Joffe, son of Mrs. R. Joffe, 6070 Park Avenue, Montreal, graduated in dentistry at Mc-Gill University this spring. He received a B.Sc. degree at Sir George Williams College, and an M.A. degree at Queen's University, in Kingston, Ont., prior to entering McGill University.
Dr. David R. Bohnen, who was recently made a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, returned to Toronto from the annual Gallic Club Convention, where he was a guest of the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minnesota.
gloves, and carried a Colonial nosegay tied with blue satin ribbon streamers. Miss Esther Kirshen-blatt, of Toronto, Ont, the bridesmaid, wore a blue gown, which had a brocaded bodice, off-the-shoulder neckline, and full net skirt, with matching net crown, and carried a Colonial nosegay tied with pink satin ribbon streamers. Carol and Ethel .Pinsky, twin nieces of the groom, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pinsky, 915 Wilder Avenue, were junior bridesmaids. They were dressed alike in long orchid-shaded taffeta dresses, with matching ribbons in their hair, and carried small nosegays. Estelle and Devrah Pinsky, other twin nieces of the groom, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pinsky, 1620 Van Home Avenue, were flower girls. They wore similar long dresses of blue taffeta, with matching hair-ribbons, and they carried miniature nosegays. Gabriel Pinsky was best man, and the ushers were: David Kirshen-blatt, Hy. KTeinman, Moe Spevack, Philip Cohen, Samuel Byer, Louis Cohen, Jack Hecht and Irving Hecht. Eira Kleinman, wearing full dress, was page-boy_Jhe agogue was decorated with and white peonies, and eandeU and looped ribbons along tae 4
THOUSANDS TO GO TO U.S. CENTER CAMPS
More than 46,000 children will attend the 201 American summer country and day camps sponsored by* the regional Sections of the National Jewish Welfare Board (JWB) or by its affiliated Jewish Community Centers and YM-YWHAs during the 1948 camping season beginning July 1. Six country camps will accommodate 2,700 children, many of whom will come from small communities in which contact with Jewish community life is limited because of the sice. Thirty country camps operated by JWB-affiliated Jewish community centers will take care of another 14,000 youngsters. These camps, in addition to the usual camp activities, offer many of the elements of Jewish cultural and religious tradition, music, dancing, and folklore,
Jewish Centers are sponsoring 165 summer day camps in 115 dif* ferent communities for 80,000 youngsters unable to leave their home city. Programs will parallel those off ered in the country.
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Rev. A. Kenner. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Her long white satin gown was embroidered with pearl beads down the front, and designed with a sweetheart neckline, long, finger* tip-length sleeves, tightly-fitted bodice, and fnD skirt, with*padded hips, bustle-back, and satin train. Her headdress was made of small white beads, with s finger-tip-length net veil, and she carried s prayer-book adorned with an orchid and stephanotis. Miss Sylvia Kirshenblatt, the maid of honour, wore a pink nylon marquisette gown, with an off-the-shoulder neckline, trimmed with black Uce, and a fun skirt. Her matching pink straw hat was trimmed witL vtfUag> and she had black lace
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. Muster, SL Joseph Boulevard West, announce the marriage of the Litter's sister. Miss Winnie Zak, formerly of Montreal, to Isadore Kaufman, of Los Angejes, Calif., which took place on May 14. They will reside in Los Angeles.
BLAUSTEIN-LEFF
Dr. and Mrs. M. Leff, of New York, announce the marriage of their daughter, Dr. Rita Leff, to Dr. Ancel U. Blanstein, son of Mrs. Pauline Blaostein, McEach-ran Avenue, and the late A. Blaa-stefn, which took place on June 14, st the home of the gridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Max Menaher, Isabella Avenue. The bride is a graduate of Vasaar College, and of thrMedkal Faculty of McGill University, class of 1948. In August she wUl
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You don't need an expert to tell yon that your appetite is closely related to your emotions. But doctors point oat that it is true if you are happy and serene, yon are better able to digest your food than if you are emotionally upset.
"Laugh and grow fat" U i folly flippant phrase, bat one which is backed by some scientific proof. On this same basis, scientists comment, family disagreementa, stories of children's misdeeds during the day, cajoling, lecturing, erdtemimt and threats of punishment should be forgotten- at meal time.
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