The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, December 09, 1966, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTBI SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Friday, December 9, 1996 Retreat in Tofiyo ..NEW YORK (JTA)— Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow, president of the New York Board of Rabbis, is conducting a religious retreat in Tokyo for all Jewish chaplains in the Far East. Sponsored an nually by the Defense Depart ment for Jewish, Protestant and Catholic chaplains, the retreats provide the chaplains with op portunities for study and medi tation during their tours of duty. ONE STOP SERVICE _ Hour Service H A Specialty J azan y Tailors A Cleaners 1908 Peachtree, N.K. At Tenth TR. 6-9616 Atlanta, Ga. LADIES’ and MEN’S HATS (oftmkb Elegant Dining OWL ROOM Lounge West Paces Ferry Bd. at Northwest Expressway Open 5:99 pja . >*** -Z 1 y Ft the really unusual Visit Stern s Daily til 9, Sat. til 6 Ben-Gurion Plans U. S. Visit in March JERUSALEM (JTA)— Former Premier David Ben-Gurion will begin his forthcoming visit to the United States on March 4 and spend ten days there. He will ad dress five large public meetings in New York, Chicago, Philadel phia, Los Angeles and Miami. He also will attend a B’nai B’rith conference in Washington. The trip is being made under auspices of the United Jewish Ap pal but Mr. Ben-Gurion also will deal with plans for the develop ment of Israel’s Negev during his visit. Meyerhoff Awarded Israel Bonds Medal NEW YORK (JTA) — Joseph Meyerhoff, of Baltimore, a na tionally prominent Jewish com munal leader, has been named the recipient of the Israel Prime Minister’s Medal of the Israel Bond Organization. The medal will be presented to Mr. Meyer hoff by Israel Ambassador Avra- ham Harman at a dinner in Bal timore in December. A member of the executive committee of the Israel Bond drive, Mr. Meyerhoff is a former general chairman of the United Jewish Appeal and has served as president of the Associated Jew ish Charities of Baltimore. Sen. Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland will be a guest speaker at the dinner. Kibbutzim Women Want Cosmetics TEL AVIV (JTA)—It’s the women's task in the kibbut zim to care for the home. That’s the oprinion of the adult population of Israel’s kibbutzim as revealed in a survey held in connection with Kibbutz Artzi conven tion on “Women’s Place in the Kibbutz,” held at Nir Davdd. The survey further reveal ed that 96 percent of the women approved of the use of cosmetics and makeup on the kibbutz; 57 percent want ed to raise four children and 77 percent indicated that women’s penetration of men’s jobs was necessary in the early pioneer days but has no place cn a modem kib butz. “Tiajuana Sounds” At Riviera Afficionados of Latin music are enjoying the “Tiajuana Sounds" of the Ganzalo Barr Trio at the Riviera Restaurant and Mont* Carlo Lounge on Peach tree. Rated as “most popular” among the Latin dance fans around town, the Barr band plays plenty of “South of the Border” type tunes, interspersed with American pop and other beats to please all musical tastes. Ganzalo Barr who now makes Atlanta his home was at one time director of the National Band in Venzuela. He has also performed at the famous Fountainbleu Hotel In Miami. Barr’s singing style has been compared with popular re cording artist Johnny Mathis. He also plays drums, providing the beat for pianist David Ramon and Julio Orozco on bass and flute. SOL GREENBERG BACK IN BUSINESS AS ALLSTATE ELECTRONICS TV - Radio Service Phonographs, Hi-Fi and Stereo Repair and Maintenance 2168 BRIARCLIFF RD., N. E. 636-2696 Theatre-Wise The Pocket Theatre on Court- land Street continues its presen tation of Henrik Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House,” the great Norwegian classic. The new student rate, recently announced by the Pocket Thea tre, enables students to see four plays for $5.00. 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