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Friday, July 18, 1958
THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Pago Seven
Barbecue Chicken Southern Style
Will be Treat at JWB 6 Cue July 20
Barbecue chicken — Southern
style—will be dished out Sunday
to the crowd expected at Lake-
wood Park for the annual Jewish
War Veterans, Post 112, ’cue.
Chairman Irving Libowsky an
nounced the experienced ’cue
chefs who prepared the “excel-
ent gourmet items we’ve served
in the past will be on hand to
lend their culinary perfection to
the preparations.”
A half-chicken a plate will be
served, he said, along with cole
slaw, chips and bread from 12:30
to 3 p.m.
And of course for those who
want a strict kosher plate picnic
style, there will be a fish plate.
Entire proceeds, Mr. Libowsky
pointed out, will be devoted to
the year-long charitable activi
ties of the Post in behalf of war
veterans.
Music will be furnished. Chil
dren from several orphanages
will be guests as well as many
of the hospitalized patients as
can come out for the afternoon.
The rides at Lakewood Park
will be open for visitors and
their families—and something
new has been added.
A “choo-choo,” the engine of
old 290 is expected to have
reached Lakewood by the open
ing of the barbecue and per
manently settled down in an
exhibition berth.
Violinist Trebles With Pay and
Hiring Troubles for Starlite Theatre
“Jack of all trades” is a popu
lar expression, but at Theater
Under-the-Stars it is “Harry of
all trades.”
For Harry Robkin, who this
year begins his fourth year with
the summer musical organiza
tion, counts as his tools of the
trade a violin, an adding ma
chine, and contract forms. Mr.
Robkin holds three jobs with
Theatre Under-the-Stars; he is
comptroller, he plays the violin
in the orchestra, and he serves
as orchestra manager, with re
sponsibility for contracting all
musicians for each show.
As further proof of his versa
tility, Mr. Robkin is a contribu
tor to “The Podium,” the mu
sician’s union journal.
In the business office of the
Theatre group, Mr. Robkin’s
duties as comptroller include the
paying of bills, preparation of
the payroll, which varies with
each show, and auditing the box
office records. Over his desk he
lettered his own identification
card “H Robkin, Unbalanced Ac
countant.”
A slight gentleman who tips
the scales at the weight the
average housewife wishes she
could get down to, Mr. Robkin
came to the United States from
Russia in 1920, and has been
active in music circles in Atlanta
for more than two decades.
Mr. Robkin has for years been
a member of the Atlanta Sym
phony string section.
Georgia Institute Finalized;
Openings Still Available
Preparations for the second
Georgia Institute of Judaism on
fabulous Jekyll Island, to be
held from Sunday, July 27,
through the morning of Thurs
day, July 31, are completed.
Applications for the Institute
have been coming in from com
munities all over Georgia, as
well as one from Florida. At
lanta will be particularly well
represented by a large contin
gent of alumni of last year’s
session and interested new stu
dents. Fitzgerald, Savannah, Au
gusta and Waycross are some of
the other communities from
which students will come.
sponsored by the Georgia B’nai
B'rith Association, as part of the
national program of adult Jew
ish education, and is open to all
interested members of the Jew
ish community. The theme of the
Institute this year is “Great
Conflicts in Jewish Life." Among
the subjects to be discussed are
Jewish views on origins of Chris
tianity, Who Crucified Jesus,?
comparison of Jewish and Chris
tian concepts, and the controver
sy over Maimonides. As a special
added feature, there will be dis
cussions on What is Jewish Art?,
and illustrated lectures on Jew
ish art and artists.
The Institute of Judaism is
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The faculty will consist of Dr.
Ellis Rivkin, professor of Jewish
history at Hebrew Union Col
lege; Dr. Lou Silberman, Hillel
professor of Jewish literature
and thought at Vanderbilt Uni
versity; both outstanding schol
ars and lecturers, and Mrs. Jos-
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Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Werbin of
Atlanta are in New York for
two weeks visiting with their
son and daughter.
Sydell Beck and Joan and
Phyllis Berkman are vacationing
in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goldstein
have returned to Atlanta after
a motor trip through the Smoky
Mountains with their children,
Bobby, Steven and Gail.
Mr. and Mrs. Hymie Shemaria
of Atlanta and little daughter
Marsha are leaving for a vaca
tion in Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Beck of
Atlanta announce the birth of a
son, Ivan Marshall, on July 5.
Mrs. Beck is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Krugman of At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Cohen of
Atlanta anoounce the birth of a
daughter, Linda Rose, on July
8. Mrs. Cohen is the former Sara
Sazer of New Orleans.
Dr. and Mrs. Ronny Goldstein
of Atlanta and Washington an
nounce the birth of a son, Cary
Ellis, on July 4. Mrs. Goldstein
is the former Judy Salzburg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Salzburg of Chicago. Pa
ternal grandparents are Dr. and
Mrs. Irving Goldstein.
Eve Parker and Tom Fraser
haw been selected to attend the
eleventh annua) camp leadership
institute of the National Fed
eration of Temple Youth at
Zionsville, Ind. The two repre
sent the NFTY group at the
Polio Up in Israel
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A 70
per cent increase in polio cases
prompted Israel Barzilai, Minis
ter of Health, this week to sum
mon an expert committee to
fight the threat of a possible
epidemic.
The peak of the current out
break was recorded in Jerusalem
and the Galilee where most of
the 60 new cases during May
occurred. Health officials ex
pressed confidence that urgent
measures placed in operation
would stop the outbreak and
that there was not reason for
alarm.
The visit of Dr. Jonas Salk,
famous polio vaccine specialist,
who is due here in September,
was being eagerly awaited.
JDC Moves Overseas
Headquarters to Geneva
PARIS, (JTA)—The Joint Dis
tribution Committee moved its
overseas headquarters from
Paris to Geneva July 7. At the
same time, the announcement
said, the French office of the
JDC would take over the form
er Europlean headquarters.
During the Nazi era the JDC
was forced to transfer its Euro
pean headquarters from Berlin
to Paris and, after France was
overrun, to Lisbon. It returned
to Paris after the liberation of
France.
Prater Har Mitzvah
Isaac Prater, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Prater, celebrated
his Bar Mitzvah, Saturday, July
5, at Ahavath Achim services at
the Atlanta Jewish Community
Center. A Kiddush honoring
Isaac was held following the
services. A dinner dance was
held in his honor the following
evening at the Progressive Club.
artist and ceramist.
Full tuition for the Institute
is $25 per person, payable upon
application. The total cost, in
cluding tuition, for the four-day
stimulating relaxing spiritual
and physical rejuvenation will
be approximately $65. Openings
are still available and applica
tions and information may be
secured from Mrs. Bernard
Facher, 1665 Noble Dr., N. E.,
'Atlanta, telephone TRinty 2-
3564.
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Temple in Atlanta. Eve is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Parker. Tom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lester Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stadd of
Baltimore are visiting in Atlanta
with their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Feldman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.
Rhodes of Atlanta announce the
birth of a son, Lee Newton, June
17. Mrs. Rhodes is the former
Marcia Helene Robkin, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rob
kin.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Gold
stein announce the birth of a
daughter, Anne Kaye, on July
5.
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Nahari
announce the birth of a daugh
ter Tamara Bilha on December
31. Mr. Nahari is is a native of
Israel. He has been in this coun
try several years as a student
and instructor at Georgia Tech.
He is now working for a Masters
Degree in Industrial Engineer
ing.
Linda Matz has returned from
a month’s visit in Statesboro
and Waycross and will leave
Thursday for four weks at Camp
Blue Star.
Wins Set of China;
Donates It Hack
To Yeshivath Yavne
When Aaron Prater learned re
cently he had won the grand
prize of a 53-piece set of china-
ware in the fund-raising presen
tation of Yeshivath Yavne in
Atlanta, he was pleasantly sur
prised.
And so was the presentation
committee when the Atlanta
groceryman notified the com
mittee he would donate the win
ning prize to the Yeshivath.
Other lucky winners were Abe
Lederman, Danny Saul, Isidor
Green and Aaron Feldman, ac
cording to H. Taratoot, honor
ary Yavne president.
Grady High Leader
Miss Rochelle Alhadeff, above,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Alhadeff of Atlanta, has been
elected to serve as co-president
of the student body at Grady
High for the year 1958-59.
She was recently awarded the
Joseph Cohen Memorial Cup, as
an outstanding student in her
graduation class from the Or Ve
Shalom Sunday School.
Earlier this year, Rochelle was
appointed editor of the Orator,
the Henry Grady High yearbook.
She was also recently chosen
sweetheart of the TEPhi fra
ternity at Georgia Tech.
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