The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, December 16, 1966, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 16, 1966 IHI SOUTHERN ISRAELITE rip Eire 100 Youths Expected at Jekyll For Regional BBYO Parley A capacity crowd of 400 mem bers of Aleph Zadik Aleph and B nai B’rith Girls from four states, Florida, North and South Carolina and Georgia will attend the annual Regional youth con vention which will be held De cember 25-29 at the Corsair Mo tel, Jekyll Island, Georgia. An nouncement was made jointly by Florida presidents, Sheila Miller and Todd Landsman; and Sou thern Region presidents Nancy Vogel and Paul Levy. Top-level resource people and feature speakers will travel from New York City, Washington, and Atlanta to inspire and assist the conventioneers in exploring, stretching their minds, and dig ging deeply into their rich Jewish heritage. “Humanity Our Cause — G-d Our Judge” is the overall theme OIL PAINTINGS by European Artists $10 to $200 For a unique gift idea this season Give a beautiful Original Oil Painting up to 90% off Normal Retail Prices You must see to appreciate these exceptional paintings. Frames available at low discount prices. Come in and browse. vKhertle vJalleries llOO PEACHTREE ST. (Fr## Parkins lit RmD HOURS: Mon., Tnes., Thnra, Fri., Sat 10-9—Wed. 10-6 We have a Lower Life Insurance Rate for NON-SMOKERS We’ve lowered the rate on our popular Preferred Protector plan for men and women who haven't smoked a cigarette for at least one year. We studied the Surgeon Gen- eral’s Report with great care. In bur opinion the j'lon - cigarette imoker is a bet- ‘er Ufe insur- ince risk. He's entitled to a bet ter rate So we've biren it to him. Pipe-smoker and rigar-smokers are lilso eligible for I'he lower prem ium.) CAIX If you have any Ronie Weinstein questions, call us, or write for our booklet, “A Message of Interest to Non- Smokers." It explains full our nonsmoker plan. You might take a look at the Surgeon General's Report, too. Janies F. MrMullan & Assoc. 522-5500 Fulton Federal Bldg. Suite 326 Atlanta, Ga. State mutual of America a session on Publicity and Public Relations during an Elective per iod, as well. Other highlights of the conven tion consist of a variety of con tests, a “Night of Happenings” which will include the BBYO In ternational Service Fund promo tion; athletic competition, fun, recreation and socials. Special arrangements have been made to serve kosher food, in keeping with National BBYO policy. More than thirty volunteer B’nai B’rith Men and Women and chapter advisors will help the professional staff in supervising the events. Overall convention director is Ronald T. Cahn, District 5 BBYO director. Staff coordinator for the program for the two-in-one con vention (Florida and Southern Region) is Mrs. Girt ^Bossak, Af- lanta-Columbus BBYO director. In addition. North Florida part- time director Dr. Sam Proctor and North Carolina Council di rector Mort Giniger will round out the professional BBYO staff. 5.25% SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PEACHTREE FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association , 3030 PEACHTREE RD., N W. BRANCH 6343 ROSWELL RD. *•••••••••••••••••« KIRSHBLUM NEUMANN STERN of the convention. Speaking on the sub-topic “A Code to Live By,” Frank Fierman, director of the At lanta Jewish Communty Center, will open the convention. Mr. Fier man was formerly field secretary of the National Jewish Welfare Board, has directed children's summer camps and is a member of the National Executive Com mittee of the National Confer ence of Jewish Communal Serv ice. Rabbi Daniel E. Kirshblum, as sistant rabbi of the Jewish Cen ter of Kew Garden Hills, N. Y., and assistant Educational Direc tor of Temple Beth Shalom, Ros- lyn, N. Y., comes from a family of Rabbis and famous Zionist leaders. He spent 1956-57 in Is rael during the Sinai campaign. During the war he organized all students into groups which served as medical aids in army hospitals and on the battlefield, and was cited for this by both the Presi dent of the United States and the President of Israel. He has lec tured extensively on Bible, Jew ish History, Hebrew and on the American Jewish Community throughout the country. Rabbi Kirshblum’s presentation will be geared to the overall convention theme. Richard J. Neumann, promin ent composer and conductor, and national music consultant for the B’nai B’rith Youth Organization, will direct the Performing Arts program for the convention. Mr. Neumann studied in Vienna and Prague and has directed Jewish choral groups and taught music since his arrival in the United States in 1937. As a member of the United Nations Film Section staff he composed scores for UN documentaries. In addition, he has directed the weekly radio pro gram “Songs of the Synagogue.” Among his published and comis sioned works are two Friday eve ning services, traditional prayers and folk-songs and a Torah serv ice. “How to Use Music in Chap ter Programming” . . . with the focus on Jewish and Israeli music will be Mr. Neumann’s contribu tion. In addition, Marc Stem, direc- Awarded Prizes PARIS (JTA) — Two Yiddish authors—Menucha Rom, of Paris, and Moshe Jungman of Israel— were awarded here this week the annual Joseph Opatoshu Prizes for Yiddish literature. 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