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Friday, Oct. I, 1969 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Jewish Home Construction Races Towards October '70 Comp etion Target: October 1970. That’s the completion date set for the new Jewish Home now under construction on Howell Mill Road and Margaret Mitchell Drive. To finish the job, which started with ground-breaking June 8 af ter $1,867,000 had been raised and the present property of the Home sold for a net of $685,750, an additional $1,400,00 was found WHAT'S IN A NAME? The Whole Reason for Being! “Onjyt/ie Thnder^heart qf Beef" 1 he primary reason The Place For Steaks is ... is that you may enjoy the assurance that every piece of beef served is U S. Prime . . . the best. Enjoy the best? That's your reason for choosing The Place For Steaks . . . open lunch and dinner serving your favorite beverages. 3235 ROSWELL ROAD 261-1560 (In Buckhead) to be needed in order to meet skyrocketing construction and equipment costs. M. William Breman, President of the Central Board on Care of the Jewish Aged, Inc., has an nounced the launching of a drive for the needed amount, with Dan Garson to serve as campaign chairman. “The present home on Four teenth Street has become com pletely inadequate”, states Bre man. “It was originally built in 1951 to accomodate 30 residents and enlarged in 1957 to take another 30. The absolute limit, by crowding, is 66, and we have a HERB MENDEL Ready To Trade Your WAY NOW BOOMERSHINE PONTIAC INCORPORATED 425 Spring St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. Telephone 523-5871 EARLY? NO! ARRANGE NOW For Your Private Holiday Parties and New Year’s Eve Ball Room for 20 to 500 house FOR BANQUETS u in itHe iltU Featuring unique outside Catering Service to FINEST FACILITIES 20-523 Sales & Executive Business Meetings, Hospitality Recei> tions, Parties — 4 exciting new Banquet and Display rooms. Home, Office or Plant etc. for 20 to 5000 Guests For Truly “Special” Weddings, Showers, Confirmations or Theme Parties at Atlanta Cabana Motel 870 Peachtree Street, NE 874-3519 waiting list of 15 with more com ing in all the time. “To raise the $1,400,000 we now need and collect it, along with all of the money pledged and not yet paid, is a MUST for the Jewish Community. The quicker we get the job done . . . the quicker pledges are paid . . . the less financing costs we will have.” Serving under campaign chair man Garson will be Bernard Howard, head of the Special Gifts Committee, and Meyer Bal- ser, Joseph Cuba, Samuel Eplan, Washington Falk, III, DeJongh Franklin, Mrs. Leon Frohsin, Abe Goldberg, Abe Goldstein, Elliott Goldstein, Elliot Haas, Ed ward Krick, Sam A. Miller, Alan ^rochi, Philip Sunshine and Jerome Zimmerman as Team Chairmen. Others in the “Campaign Cabi net” include: Isadore Alterman, Mrs. Sam Alterman, Leonard Berger, Sol Blaine, Mrs. Mendle Boorstin, M. William Breman, Herbert B. Cohen, Max Cuba, Jerry Dubrof, Mrs. Harry Dwoskin, Harry Dwoskin, Sidney Feldman, Rob ert J. Freeman, Mrs. Jake Fried man, Max C. Gettinger, Edward N. Glaser, Joel Goldberg, Dr. Ir ving Goldstein, Dr. Marvin C. Goldstein, David Goldwasser, Dr. Irving Greenberg. Bernard Halpern, Arthur I. Hillman, Ralph Hillman, J. Kurt Holland, Harvey Jacobson, Ed ward Kahn, Max E. Kahn, Dr. James A. Kaufman, Max Kunian- sky, Nathan Lipson, Dan Maslia, Hyman Meltz, Eugene Oberdor- fer, II, Sanford H. Orkin, Daniel Paradies, Dr. Edward Reisman, Max Rittenbaum. Mendel Segal. I. D. Shapiro, Harry Lane Siegel, Sol Singer, James Smulian, Stanley Srochi, Dr. James I. Weinberg, Milton Weinstein, Edwin Zaban and Ben H. Zimmerman. In citing the need for the ad ditional funds, Garson said that “although our architects have held expenses to a minimum, the decision to build general facili ties such as the Synagogue, audi torium, kitchen, lounges and din ing rooms adequate for 240 resi dents projected for the future has increased our basic cost. All we need do to double our capacity again will be to add bedrooms.” Special memorials are avail able, said Garson, for those who wish to honor members of their families. THE VICE MAYOR’S JOB ISN’T JUST TO PINCH HIT FOR HIS HONOR! The Vice Mayor does a lot more than stand in for the mayor when his honor has to be two places at once. And even though the Vice Mayor is just a heartbeat away from mayorship of over 500,000 people, there’s more to the job than that. Atlanta’s city charter says that the governing body of our town is the Board of Aldermen. That’s where the crucial decisions that effect the lives of every Atlantan are made. And guess who’s the President of the Board of Aldermen. The Vice Mayor, that’s who. To preside over this body of 18 independent-minded men takes skill, diplomacy and experience. Milton Farris has all those qualities in abundance. He’s got something else, too. The respect of the Aldermen. And that’s mighty important when you figure that the Vice Mayor’s chief tool is his ability to persuade. Milton Farris has spent 18 years being one of the best Aldermen any city ever had. He’s served on almost every Aldermanic committee . . . been Chairman of all the im portant ones. He’s helped build one of the nation’s greatest library systems . . . worked for fairer taxation . . . traffic improvements . . . better services . . . and forward-looking planning. He negotiated the successful end of the firemen’s and sanitation workers strikes. The Vice Mayor’s job is no place for on the job training. It’s no token post. The job’s important. So is your vote. Vote for Milton Farris for Vice Mayor. Elect VICE- MILTON FARRIS mayor (PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN) THIS AI) PAID FOR BY INTERESTED CITIZENS IN GOOD GOVERNMENT NONPARTISAN, CITY-WIDE ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 S#v0fit®0n ********************** -c -( *< -c * t - K. -C * t -c -c -c -c IvmVm Km+§> T/ia Man Who’s got good SENSE! Who is wining to LISTEN! Who gets things DONE! rb-mlbct Q.V. WILLIAMSON ALDERMAN 3rd Ward - Position 1 CITT-WID* VOTI OCTOBER 7 J * J- > ■ >• J ■ J • J* J- >- J- J- >» J' J - >- J- >• J ■ J- **¥¥*¥¥**¥¥* ¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥* PAID POLITICAL AD Re-Elect A GOOD Man With A GOOD Record COTSAKIS ★ Business & Civic Leader ’A: Past President, Exchange Club ★ Past President Atlanta Convention Bureau ★ Atlanta Traffic & Safety Council ★ President, Atlanta Grocery Company At Atlanta Fund Appeals Review Board -A: Boys High and Georgia Tech -Ar Member Greek Orthodox Church Mason and Shriner ★ Married, two children Check his Record! Check what he has done on these important committees of the Board of Aldermen: -A' Chairman, Building Committee ★ Municipal & Athletic Committee Ar Ordinance & Legislation Ar Planning & Development Ar Police Ar Urban Renewal Policy Re-Elect GEORGE COTSAKIS Stk Ward Alderman Position I Citywido Voto PAID POLITICAL AD PAID POLITICAL AD