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Mrs. I. Shragovitch, Grosvenor Avenue, is spending the summer at Lac Brule.
Miss Bertha Lesser, Sherbrooke Street West, is visiting friends in Nashua, Mass.
Mrs. Gertrude Gross, of New York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A L. Gittleson, Dorchester Street West
Mrs. Clarence Michaels, Cote dee Neiges Road, spent a few days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Douglas Avenue, spent a few days in the Adirondack Mountains.
Mrs. H. Hart, Olivier Avenue, is spending a holiday at Ivry, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dickman, Cedar Avenue,  accompanied  by
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Mrs. H. Priefeld, Cedar Avenue, returned from a trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Michael, Victoria Avenue, are visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard! U. Michael, at their summer home at Port Kent, N.Y.
Mrs. Anna Vineberg, Rita Carlton Hotel, is spending the summer at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shapiro, 5210 Victoria Avenue, are spending a month at Schroon Lake, N.Y.
Mrs. S. W. Jacobs, Cote St An-toine Road, is in New Hope, Pennsylvania, where she joined her sister, Mrs. B. I. De Young.
Mrs. R. Nathanson, 5180 Victoria Avenues-went to Sydney, N.S., for
MARRIAGES
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The marriage of Miss Gertrude Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Maurice Silverstein, 972 Pratt Avenue, to Harry Chaimberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chaimberg, 760b de l*Epee Avenue, took place at Adath Israel Synagogue, on June 9, at half-past two o'clock, Rabbi Charles Bender officiating, assisted by Cantor-H. Goldberger. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a floor-length gown of ivory-coloured satin, made with a draped
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To Operate Summer Camps In Europe
Summer csmps for Jewish children in nearly every country in -shattered Europe will be supported this year b" the Joint Distribution Committee, major American agency aiding distressed Jews overseas. Jewish boys and girls freed from the horror camps of Dachau and Buchenwald, from the slave-labor camps in Poland and Czechoslovakia, from underground life in Prance, Belgium and the Netherlands, from persecution and starvation in Rumania and Hungary will enjoy the fresh air and wholesome foods, the fun of playing games and the sunlight of summer colonies throughout the continent during July and August
A special J.D.C. appropriation of $200,000, based on recommendations by Dr. Joseph J. Schwarts, ^Chairman of the J.D.C. European Executive Council, will pay for the operation of the summer camps. According to plans now being formulated at New York and Paris, specially selected groups of Jewish children, the undernourished, the ailing, the weakened and the orphans, will spend from two to six weeks in summer colonies for rest and recuperation.
In summer glades near quiet, peaceful resort towns in nearly every country in Europe, thousands of Jewish youngsters will learn the happy games of childhood. For some, their summer holiday will be the first they've ever known.
the wedding of her son, Warrant Officer First Class Nathan Edwin Nathanson, R. C. A. F., to Miss Lillian Udovin, of New Waterford, N.S.; before going to Cape Breton Highland Park, North Ingonish, N.S., where she will spend the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Friefeld, Cedar Avenue, celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Miss Marguerite Singer, Gir-ouard Avenue, entertained at a luncheon in honor of Miss Evelyn Grossman, fiancee of Harry Wolfe, and a bride-elect of September.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lane it and family, formerly of 4824 Wellington Street, have taken up residence at 1341 Lajoie Avenue.
Mrs. J. Kaixerman, Marquette Street returned from New York where she was present at the graduation exercises of her son, Samuel Kaixerman, who won a scholarship at the New York University, sad visited her son-in-law and tar..
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trimmed with two orchids, baby's breath and streamers. Mrs. Harry Silverstein, sister-in-law  of the bride, as matron of honour, wore a floor-length gown of blue lace, designed with a sweetheart neckline, and full skirt and matching blue lace picture hat and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Saul Silverstein, brother of the bride, was best man. Miss Mary Bercu sang "Because",   and   J.   Rosemarin played the wedding music The altar and aisles were decorated with variegated flowers. The reception took place at the Jewish People's School auditorium.   The bride's mother wore a floor-length gown of pearl grey, orchid and pink flowered hat and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Chaimberg, mother of the groom, was in a purple-coloured gown, with matching hat, and a corsage of orchids.   The bride and groom spent their honeymoon in New York and at Wooden Acres, in St Adolphe de Howard, the bride travelling   in   a beige suit with brown accessories, and a corsage of orchids. They are living at 972 Pratt Avenue.
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, U.S. Chief of Staff, received the American Hebrew Medal for 1945 "for the promotion of better understanding between Christian and Jew in America."
The presentation was made in General Eisenhower's office by Joseph H. Biben, publisher of the American Hebrew Magazine, New York. The citation stated:
"Because of his war record as one of America's outstanding military leaders; because of the fine record he has made as head of the occupation forces in Germany; because of the many occasions on which he has intervened to right wrongs there as soon as they have been called to his attention; because of his service in making known his reaction to the German war prisoners and concentration camps and the prompt steps taken to try to end the suffering there and bring the guilty to justice; because of his many acts of friendliness towards Jewish victims of the Nazi in Germany and to the Jewish people generally; because his actions show him to be an American of the highest type to whom the foundation principles of American liberty are more than words."
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sher, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kokish, Mr. and Mrs. F. Justitz, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dobrofsky, Dr. and Mrs. I. Hyaros, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Broodney, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahane, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Livingstone, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lenoir, Mr. and Mrs. A. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Stern-thai, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stern-thai, Mr. and Mrs. L. Strauss and son, Norman; Mr. and Mrs. D. Roseman, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hfller and son, Robert; Mesdamea Joseph K. Mergler and son. Daniel; R. Goldwater and daughter, Gitelle; George Erlick, Misses Grace Shal-insky, Freda Tessler, Esther Zuk-er, Irene Rubin, and Betty Laxare; Joel Silverman, Hy. Mileret, Sam. Becker, Henry Eibel, Harold Lande, Sydney Sperber, Jacob Wit-tes; Mr. and Mrs. H. Morals, Mrs. F. Klein, Mrs. Rose Engel, Louis Bass, and Miss Ella L. Fink, of New York; Mrs. Gertrude Selser, of Troy, N.Y.; and Mr. and Mrs. M. Spiro, of New Glasgow, N.8.
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effort to explsin life insurance to women.
The Organization feels that since women have a primary interest in approximately eighty per-cent of the life insurance held in Canada today, either as beneficiaries or policy-holders in their own right, they ought to know how life insurance can be made to work for them.
The pamphlet explains hew the different types of available pottdes provide protection; and bow each kind may be leaned and paid for.
still", it adds, snd gives concise careful descriptions of each type of policy, showing how these basic types can be combined in different ways to produce a personalised program of life insurance to meet the needs of any individual, for pro* taction of dependents ana provision for future income.
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Mrs. L. Shafman, Esplanade Avenue, was hostess at a tea presentation, in honor of her daughter,
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and corsage of red roses. The table centrepiece was of spring flowers. Assisting in serving were the bride-elect's grandmother, Mrs. M. Mandelcorn; and Mesdames M. Gu-revitch and P. Goodman. Mrs. D. Feldstein, aunt of the bride-elect, of Vancouver, B.C., presented her with a cheque.
Entertaining for Mrs. Cyril Spunt, formerly Miss Annette Gordon, who was married on June 11, were: Mrs. S. D. Spunt, Cote St. Luc Road, mother of the groom, at a tea, with sixty guests; Mrs. J. Schneider, Esplanade Avenue, and Miss Zekia Gordon, Villeneuve Street West, linen shower, at the Queen's Hotel; Mrs. N. Beecher, Northcliffe Avenue, tea; Mrs. B. Roitburd, Pratt Avenue, tea at the
OSTROVSKY: In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Sarah Ostrovsky, who passed away the seventh day of Tammuz, June 18, 1945. We do not need a special day to
bring her to our mind, The days we do not think of her
are very hard to find; If all the world were ours to give
we'd give it all and more, To see the face of the mother we loved come smiling through the door.
Always remembered by her daughter, Becky; son-in-law, Sam.; and grandchildren.
ROSENFELD-ROSENBLOOM
The marriage of Miss RaeseUe Roeenbloom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roeenbloom, 558 Victoria Avenue, to Milton Robert Ro-senfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld, 4866 Queen Mary Roei, took place st the Monteflore Club, on June 20, st half-past four o'clock. Cantor Nathan Meadebon officiating, assisted by Rev. J. J. Fromm*
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