The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, September 09, 1966, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextPare Twenty-Two THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Friday, September 9, 1966 City of Hope Auxiliary Creates Men's Group The newly formed Men’s Di vision of the City of Hope Aux iliary, Atlanta Chapter, initiated their assistance to the organiza tion by taking charge of the membership party held August 27 at the Blass Farm in Ros well. The nucleus of the men’s group was started approximately one year ago when several of the husbands of City of Hope mem bers offered their services for various projects. Only recently, however, was the steering com mittee formed to get the Men’s Division functioning efficiently. The purpose of this division, according to Vic Kramer, steer ing committee chairman, is to help the women in any way that will help City of Hope in their WANT ADS APT. TO SHARE 2 girls have 2 BR Apt to share with one other. Call 8:30 to 5 PJVI. Brenda 577-3760 FOR RENT Furnished room for business man or student On Va. Me Lynn bus line. 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Other mem- ben of the committee are Alvin Applebaum, Joe Arem, Herbert Axelrod, Jerry Bernard, Dr. Les ter Breen, Harold Caine, Sidney Cavalier, Mel Davis, Max Gart ner, Harry Harrison, David Kam- raas; Moe Krinsky, Robert Linden- beum, Dave Miller, Mort Miller, Milton Pergament, Dennis Rat- haus, Stan Sassine, Dr. Morris Socoloff, Syd Wallenstein, Har old Weinstein and Jay Wein stein. The idea is not new to the City of Hope, Mr. Kramer said. There are numerous Men’s Divisions throughout the country. City of Hope in Duarte, Calif., is a pilot medical center dedicated to re- ■earch and patient care in the field of catastrophic diseases. It was founded in 1913. The main fund raising proj ect of the Atlanta group will be its Third Annual Dinner-Dance on November 26 at the Marriott Motor Hotel. Further information about the City of Hope Men’s Division can be obtained from Syd Wallen stein, 636-7084. Jewish Educators Head N. J. Colleges TRENTON, N.J. (JTA) — Two American Jewish educators have been appointed as presidents of two community colleges in New Jersey—the Bergen County Com munity College and the Mercer County Community College. The two are Dr. Richard Greenfield, who has been named to head Mercer College; and Dr. Sidney Silverman, appointed president of Bergen College. Dr. Greenfield will go to the Mercer Community College from his post as head of the Sullivan County (N.Y.) Community College. Dr. Silverman has been until now dean of the Bronx Community College. The Bergen facility is expected to be the largest in this state’s community college pro gram, to cost an estimated $10,700,000. Rabbi Mandelbaum New Seminary Head NEW YORK (JTA) — Rabbi Bernard Mandelbaum has been appointed president of the Jew ish Theological Seminary of America, according to an an nouncement by Dr. Louis Finkel- stein, chancellor of the Seminary, and president of its faculties. The post of president of the 80-year-old institution, academic and spiritual center of the Con servative movement in Judaism, had been combined with the presidency of the faculties until 1952, when Dr. Finkelstein, fourth president of the Seminary, was named chancellor. Rabbi Mandelbaum, who joined the faculty in 1946, is the first to fill the newly-defined post of presi dent. EL AL Now All-Jet JERUSALEM (JTA) — El A1 Israel Airlines has sold the last of its Britannia Turboprop planes and thus becomes an all-jet air line. El A1 officials reportedly were evaluating acquisition of supersonic jets now in the de velopment stage in the United States and Britain, when they become available. JOB OPPORTUNITIES B’NAI B’RITH is looking for qualified full-time and part- time professionals to work with lodges on all aspects of membership, programming, etc. To be located in the Wash ington-Baltimore area Apply in writing with resume’ and photo to Arnold D. Ellison, Executive Secretary, 805 Peach tree Street, N.E., Room 501, Atlanta, Georgia 30308. Very truly yours, Arnold D. Ellison Executive Secretary Mar-Parv Margarine Good Any Way Delicious and nutritious Mar- Parv Margarine will serve as a tine table spread as well as do wonders to Rosh Hashana cook ing and baking. Sunny golden com oil and other vegetable oils in Mar-Parv Margarine, plus the addition of Vitamins A and D make it a most beneficial and nu tritious margarine. It contains no milk and is recommended in diets where milk is restricted. Use Mar-Parv for all holiday meals. It tastes wonderful as a prepared spread for rolls, bread, and biscuits. Melts deliciously over your potatoes or vegetables adding a luscious flavor to them. Best of all, it fries your foods light and golden, easy to digest— and even spreads smoothly when ice cold. Because Mar-Parv is kosher and pareve, it can be used at all meat or dairy meals. Try it soon, and see why Jewish homemakers across the nation have shopped for Mar-Parv, the variety mar garine. Shearith Israel Couples Repeat Stage Smash A repeat performance of the Shearith Israel Couples Club’s original musical comedy “Once Upon a Stretcher” was presented for residents of the Atlanta Jew ish Home for the Aged at the monthly birthday party on Au gust 23. Dr. Jack Rousso, director, as sembled part of the cast to pre sent a condensed version of the play and acted as narrator. Dr. Rousso expressed thanks to the participating members and “par ticularly to Miss Ffances Wallace, who so graciously donated her services as musical accompanist for this performance.” SAVANNAH NEWS Sheldon Usher Tenenbaum, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tenen baum of Savannah, has been ac cepted by the Institute of Euro pean Studies for its 1966-67 undergraduate program at the University of Vienna. He has completed his sophomore year at the University of Virginia. Lou Solomons, program aide at the Jewish Educational Alliance for the last two years was to leave September 1 to enter the University of Connecticut School of Social Work. He received a two-year fellowship from the San Francisco Jewish Commun ity Center, where he will become a staff member after he receives his degree. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohen Jr. of Savannah announce the birth of a daughter, Julia Cecile, on Au gust 19. Alan C. Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Gold, observed his Bar Mitzva on August 27 at Agudath Achim Synagogue. The House of Draperies wishes you a gorgeous design for 5727 colored with the hues of Joy and Happiness, interwoven on the Fabric of fullness and plenty. 1341 Roswell Road, N. E. — 237-8194 (one block from Peachtree in the Heart of Buckhead) THE EARLY LEARNING CENTER a Montessori school ages 2 to 8 3359 Peachtree Rd., N.E. 231-3081 IT’S TRUE! People who read more, achieve more. Attend free orientation class. Call 261-3551 for reservation. 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