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Dr. Joseph Tanimaa, O.B.E., and Mrs. Tansraan, of Saint John. N.B., visited the tatter's bother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ji A. Cowan, Rosholme Road, for a few days. Dr. Tan man, receiving the O.BJB. award, presented by the Viscount Alexander of Tunis, GovernoT�General of Canada, at the Investiture at Convocation HaU, University of Toronto, Dr. Taniman, formerly a Lieutenant-Colonel, K.C.A.M.C., returned from overseas service Mrs, Taniman is the former Mis* Celia Soles, of Toronto, and they have two daughters, Isobel and Sandra.
Dr. Harold Fine, of Philadelphia, Pa., will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fine, 32 Camber-well Road, for a month.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Spivak, of Brooklyn, N.Y., are spending a few weeks here, having been present for the bar-mitivah of their grandson, J. David Spivak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elie Spivak, 29 Ava Road. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barkin and children. Leonard, Rosalie and Allan, formerly of 18 Heydon Park Road, have taken up residence in their new home at 34 Ridge Hill Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Berger and daughters, Barbara and Marsha, formerly of 128 Borden Street, have taken up residence in their new home at 306 Vanghan . Road.
L. Simpson, 214 Winona Drive, is leaving for Manchester, England, to visit his mother, Mrs. A. Ziss; his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. Abrahams; his mother-in-law, Mn. M. Marks; and his brothers-in-law, Rubin and Alfred Marks.
Mrs, 8. Dalgorf, 20 Weatover Hill Road, and daughter, Mrs. L. Stenw 261 Vaughan Road, have returned, after a stay of ten days in Chicago, BL They visited the former's brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bemett Kanff-manknd Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Mr* and Mrs. J. M. Borshay, 13 Croydon Road, motored to Dayton, Ohio, to visit Mi*, and Mrs. M. Jacobean, for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roth and sons, Sydney, Norman and Paul, formerly of 36 Pevcrffl HID Road North, have taken up residence in their new home at 162 Glen Cedar Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, Northcliffe Boulevard, had M their fueeta the letter's sister, Mtsa Doris Medkoff ; sfcter-taf-law, Mrs.
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Avenue, and Mrs. M. Eisenberg, 398 Crawford Street, are spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. H,
Wetoteta, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Miss Rena Klayman, 678 Crawford Street, spent three weeks in New York, visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. Seller, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mrs. S. Laaarescu and son, Bernard, of the Bronx, N.Y., spent a few weeks with the formers brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack LalboViU, 530 Euclid Avenue.
H. Arnoff, 37 Nassau Street, spent a few days at the Chalet, in Ste. Agathe, Que.
Ben. Sugarman has returned, after spending a year with the national staff of Bnai Brith Organisation in Washington D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rovan, Grace Street, entertained at dinner for their cousin, Samuel B. Barron, of Washington, D.C.
Mrs. S. Levine, Shaw Street; and Misses Ruth Jacobs, Manning Avenue, and Rose Monka, Ross Street, entertained at dinner for Mrs. M. Lustig and daughter, Anne, McCanl Street, who left for Dallas, Texas, to be away for a few weeks.
Corporal Emanuel Rosenberg, son of Mrs. R. Rosenberg, 247 Montroee Avenue, who returned on the He de France, after spending two years in London, England, was met by relatives and friends at the Coliseum, and was given a party by his mother, fifty guests being present.
Mr. and Mrs. Elie Spivak, 29 Ava Road, were hosts at a reception in honour of the bar-mitsvah of their son, J. David. Mrs. Spivak wore a printed satin gown, with a white background, and a eoraage of gardenias. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Spivak In receiving their gueats, were the bar-mttavah's grandparents, Mrs. M. NarroL and Rev. and Mrs. J. Spivak. of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mrs. A. Wineberg, College Street, entertained at a tea at Eaton's ftnnnd Boom, for M*M Helen Freed-man, fiancee of son, .Mr*. Wineberg received in a navy blue crepe dreaa, and was assisted by her daughter, Clara, who wore a black wool suit, with white accessories. The honoree wore a blue and black printed silk jersey drees. There were twenty-two guests present.
Mrs. N. Fagin. 530 Euclid Avenue, entertained for Miss Lily Tobe, a bride alert of June 9, at a din-Mrs. Fagta
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with a eonafe * of roaea, and Mrs. H. Finten wore a frey crepe drees. with a cortege of rose*. the honoree wore a black and white dreei, and a corsage of orchids. Fifty guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiee, of Paria, Ont; and Mr. and Mrs. 8. Catarri, of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laibovita, 680 Euclid Avenue, gave a party to celebrate their son Barry Martin's sixth birthday. There were seventeen children present, and Mee-damea M. Sky, J. Kogon, H. Pic-ove, J. Mamira, B. Laibovite, A. Newman, N. Fagin, and his uncle, Jack Gaaberg, and grandparents, Mr. and Mn. I. Gasberg. Barry was dressed in a blue broadcloth �ait, and bine socks. There were baskets of candies and paper hats for the children, and the centrepiece was a large cake- with inscription.
A farewell party was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. David Josephs, Pendrith Street, who will be leaving for London, England, on June 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall. Pendrith Street, those present being neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. BT. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. L. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. L. Craft, Mr. and Mrs. L. Glaxer, Mrs. C. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. N. Fingerhut. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Krongold, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Grosbeln. Movies were shown, and Mr. and Mrs. Josephs were presented with gifts.
Mrs. N. Schwartz, 1 Flanders Road, was hostess at a shower for Miss Vera Charloff, whose marriage to Bernard Morrison takes plice in the early fall Mrs. Schwarti was assisted by Mrs. B. Charloff, mother of the honoree, and Mrs. Arthur Harris. -Guests present were : Mrs. I. Morrison and daughter, Constance; Meedatnee M. Kohl, M. Lewis, H. Roeenfeldt, N. Nathanson, M. Kohan, L Sappa-port and sister, E. Zukor, of New York; M. Wingold, 8. Stein, I. Goodman, I. Cohen, J. Romberg, D. Zddman, A. Staiman, J. Noble, G. MuafcovitE, J. Steevea, D. Romberg, S. J. Baker, H. Bergman, M. Revich, and Miss Marion Gfflespie.
Mrs. J. Cohen, Northcliffe Boul-evmnt, entertained at a tea for her sister, Miss Doris Medkoff, of whose marriage
to Samuel Levine, of New York< takes place on June 9. Mrs. Cohen wore a silk jersey print dreaa, and was assisted by her sister-in-law. Mrs. H. Medfcoff, of Mont-real, who wore a grey crepe dreM, and by Mrs. L. J. Cole, in a black crepe drees, trimmed with white. The bonoree wore a turquoise-blue dreM trimmed with fuchsia-color. The table, covered with a Venetian point mce tabseeioth,
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for a few days.
Mrs, Harry RaehUn, of Buffalo,
.Y^ visited with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tick, Glenayr Road, for a few days.
Mrs. B. Robinson, of Hollywood, CaL, is spending a few months with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. N. Perfmutter. Sptdi&a Road.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wasaer, formerly of 84 Lennox Avenue, have taken up residence in their new home at 31 Glenardon Road.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Umanako, of Trenton, NJ., and David Dean, of Rochester, N.Y., were visiting J. Dean, Bathunt Street, for a few
Srs. A. Applebaom, 10 Whit-more Avenue, spent three months in Miami Beach, Florida.
Mrs. E. Goodfellow, 200 Carlaw Avenue, is spending a month with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin GoodfeBow, of Long Island, N.Y^ and will go on to Boston, Mass., to visit her son-in-law and daughtetV Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodxader, for a few days.
Samuel B. Barron, of Waahing-ton, D.C., is visiting his unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L Rovanaky, Crawford Street, for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lapidna, formerly of Montreal, Que^ hare taken up residence at 71 Nassau Street
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ovitx, who were a navy-blue jerkin suit and white blouse. The honoree wore a grey dressmaker suit The table heTd a variety of flowers as a centrepiece. There were sixteen guests present, among them, Mrs. S, Lasarescu of the Bronx, N.Y. o, Mn. D. Freedman, Borden Street,
Sve a luncheon in honoor of her nghter, Helen, whose marriage to Henry Mendelaon takes place on June 25, at St, Clair Synagogue. Mrs. Freedman wore a green crepe dress, and a corsage of yellow and pink roses, and the honoree wore a shocking-pink coloured drees, with a corsage of white and Tea roses. The table centrepiece was a bouquet of red roses. There were eighty gueats present
Those who entertained for Mrs. S. Laaarescu, of the Bronx, N.^r, while she was visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laibovits, Euclid Avenue, were: Mrs. I. Frbhman, at tea at Eaton's Round Room; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kogon, dinner and theatre; Mrs. M. Gellman, tea at the Royal York Hotel; Mrs, J. Laibovftz, dinner and theatre; and Mrs. S. Abrams, at an evening party.
Mrs. Fay Wiae, 528 Bathunt Street, entertained at a dinner in honoor of her daughter, Annette, who is engaged to Morley Finten. Mrs. Wise wore a dark brae drees,
of Happmes**. There were twenty-five guest* present, Miss Sylvia Swenky, of Montreal, 'among them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Finten, 788 Shaw Street, gave a party for Miss Annette Wise, in honour of her engagement to their son, Morley, The goeata, who went out dancing and then returned to the home of the hoata, were: Misses Annette Wise, Betty GotUn, Clan Fdd-man, Berofce Yallof, Lfly Green-glass, Mildred Brudner, Elsie Newman, Helen Cohen, Goldie Rose, Ann Gotlieb, Evelyn Klayman, Re-nee Klayman, Esther Dorfman; and Morley Finten, Saul Finten, Samuel Levine, Joseph Fnitman, Jack Freedman, Jutes Wise, Jules Greenglaas, Sheldon Halpern, David Kate, SoL Newton, Ifiorris Waaaer, Abby Yalowaky, Phillip Zaidman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fowl, Mr. and Mrs. Mflton Klayman, Mr. and Mn. Albert Mandel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack WaMraan, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rine.
Mrs. Irving Nadal, 173 Pendrith Street, entertained at a luncheon at Eaton's Round Room, for her sisters, Miss Ruth Silvennan, whose marriage to Irving WaUen takes place on August 11, and Miss Betty Sflvennan, whose marriage to Ben. Naftotin takes place in the falL Mrs. Nadal wore a turquoise blue suit, and was aseist-
ed by her mother, Mrs. M. SQver-man, in a black wool dreaa, with a corsage of red roaea; Mrs. A. Wo-linaky. mother of the groom elect, a btaek crepe and satin dreea, with
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Tells Of Life In Siberia
Polish citizens who were shipped to Siberia worked hard and under difficult conditions, but were treated with consideration by Russian civilians and officials, accord* ing to Mrs. Lea Halbentam, who arrived in the U.S. and was interviewed at the offices of Vaad Hattala, 182 Nassau Street, New York, an organisation devoted to the "religious aspects" of refugee rehabilitation.
Mrs. Halbentam said ahe believed she was the first to come to the United States of 500,000 Pofes who fled the Nasja to the Ukraine and then were evacuated to Siberia in July, 1940. The reason ahe and the others were deported to Siberia, Mrs. Halbentam said, was that they had expressed a desire to return to their homes in German-occupied Poland,
"That waa before we knew what the Germans were capable of,** ahe said. "Now I consider it a blessing that the Russians would not allow us to return."
Life in Siberia, she went on, was rigorous � long hoon chopping wood in the forests, cruelty low temperatures, and primitive homes � but for the Jewish Poke, at least, it waa mitigated by the fact that there waa never any sign of
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