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P»** T#n THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Friday, Dae. 6, 1968 NCJW Will Present ‘Discovery Day-1968’ Wednesday, Dec. 11, members o# the Atlanta Section of the Na tional Counoil of Jewish Women, are invited to attend a panel dis cussion “Where Do We Go From Here?” and a luncheon (at Pas chal’s Restaurant). Participating in the discussion of issues confronting the inner city end the problems of the chil dren in the three schools being •erred by Council volunteers in their Youth Project, will be a number of distinguished educa tors. The moderator will be Dr. Warren Baobelis, director, Urban Laboratory in Education. The panel includes: Dr. Sidney Estes, associate director of the Urban Laboratory, John S. Blackshear, principal, Ware School; Miss Louise Harris, principal, Grant Park School; Mrs. Emellen Estes, principal, M. Agnes Jones School, and Mrs. William Higgins, exec utive director, Big Brothers’ As sociation of Atlanta. Also invited are a number of educators and community leaders and professional people who deal with the conditions in this area. Special attention will be given to the urban crisis and some ways to alleviate it. The Council Youth Project affecting the three above mentioned schools will be studied. A charter bus will leave from Lenox Square at 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Julian Winnerman, 255-8128 or Mrs. William Rubin, 255-4346 are in charge of reservations. SAVANNAH NEWS BRIDAL SPECIALISTS BRIDAL CONSULTANT 261-4479 LOVELY FABRICS Imported Trims - Patterns Complete Drapery Dept. IN BUCKHEAD — 233-4061 Ponce de Leon at Highland OPEN ALL NIGHT Second Lt. Edward I. Wexler, son of Dr. and Mrs. William A. Wexler, has entered Air Force pilot training at Laredo Air Base, Tex. * * * Richard Michael Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Lowe, observed his Bar Mitzva on No vember 30 at B’nai B’rith Jacob Synagogue. • * • Paul P. C. Longwater, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Longwater, observed his Bar Mitzva on Thanksgiving Day at Agudath Achim Synagogue. * * * The works of four Jewish artists are on display at the JEA. Represented are 16 ceremonial prints from 1735 by Bernard Pi- cart, six pictures by Gustave Gascard on 20th century Jewish themes, 20 prints by Moritz Op- penheim showing 19th century German Jewish every-day life and 12 drawings on contempor ary American Jews by Libby Dengrove. The exhibit continues through December 12. * * * Dr. Carl Rosengart has been named director of the next adult offering of the Little Theatre, tentatively scheduled for the end of January. Dr. Rosengart, who has lived and practiced in Sa vannah for the past two years, directed several plays at State University in New York City and at Clark University, Wor- chester, Mass. He has appeared in two Little Theatre plays. * * * Abram M. Rubin has been named to a six-year term on the Board of Education, taking the seat being vacated by retiring School Board president Sidney Raskin. How far are you looking ahead? What stocks should you buy? What stocks should you sell? The answers are not the same for every investor. Personal investment needs and objectives vary with individuals and from time to time. Changing conditions often alter the out look for individual companies. Why continue to hold a se curity which fails to serve the purpose for which it was purchased? But we are in a position to help you in arriving at your decision. Our sources of information and all of our facilities are available to help you make those decisions. Call on one of our Representatives. Securities are their business. Emahlixht.it 1 Investment Bankers Member* New York Stock Exchange and Other National Exchanges 11 Marietta Street, N.W. Lenox Square Tel. 521-0238 Atlanta, Georgia ± Tel. 261-4502 2841 Greenbrier Parkway — 344-9380 For market sum All office* opon from ♦:*• A M. until 11:30 PA*, on toturday* for comultatlon ries 8 times dally, Dial 522-3991 Golda Meir Sees Peace Prospect Dim in Mideast NEW YORK (JTA) — Israel’s former Foreign Minister Mrs. Golda Meir said here that prospects for peace in the near future were dim and that in the absence of a Middle East settlement, Israel must depend on her own military forces to maintain her security. Addressing a dinner of the American friends of the Hebrew University, Mrs. Meir based her pessimism on Egyptian President Nasser’s vision of “glory in de stroying Israel,” a recent agree ment between Jordan’s King Hussein and Palestinian comman does, and the Soviet Union’s Middle East policy which is hos tile to Israel. She said that Israel cannot entrust its security to a United Nations force, recalling the UN Emergency Force’s pull-out from Sinai preceding last year’s Arab- Israel war. No nation can guaran tee that a peace agreement, signed by the Arab countries would be an “iron-clad guaran tee” that Israel would not be attacked again, she said. GOLF-FISHING and many other pleasures Weekend Package Plan per person double <fcO/^50 occupancy. Includes rooms, dinners, breakfasts, tips & in the... taxes - Golden Isles of Georgia 1609 Newcastle St., Brunswick, Ga. AC 912 265-6441 or your local Holiday Inn “Real Estate Repairs Our Specialty” GRANT PLUMBING CO. Efficient - Fast - Reasonable 525-5527 241-8265 Days Nighta Top French Award To Rlie Wiesel PARIS (JTA) — The Jewish writer, Elie Wiesel, of New York, was awarded this week the Prix Medicis, a top French literary prize for his book, ‘The Beggar of Jerusalem.” He is an Ausch witz survivor. Hanuka Gifts? 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