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■*»*» * «*» You and Shabbos Jews have given up so much for Shah Even their lives. They did not have to. They could have said things like: no one keeps it anyway or Shabbos is made for pleasure an] or what difference does it make? or what diffi But they chose Shabbos instead of life. 4 » Such Jews are not heroes, not martyrs. Just Jews Like you. ... the Center’s opening : on Shabbos is a public : Jewish history. ... affirm Jewish history. Keep faith with your p< ... if you are planning to on Shabbos, think twice: about your history, and your people — conunanty committee for Shabbos PAID COMMUNAL MESSAGE PAID COMMUNAL MS88AGE Zaban i affront Zaban Too Hot to Cook Indoors? Come Relax At Or VeShalom’s Annual Sunday July 12 From 1:00 O’Clock to 3:00 P. M. $1.50 Donation Per Person Includes opportu n - ities to win Five Door Prizes 1. Portable TV 1. x. Portable Cassette Tape Recorder 2. Clock Radio 3. Transistor Radio 4. Transistor Radio Tickets for the door prizes available (in case you’d like to help the group and cannot come out and eat) at $1.00 each from Or VeShalom members. Where? Zaban Park In the cool,’ cool of this open-air and shady recreation cen ter. Can Arnold Zipperman 233-1069 for tickets Mr. «nd Mrs. Arthur Sanders of Atlanta will spend the next two weeks in Los Angeles where they ere attending the July 11 Bar Mltzva of their grandson, Jerry Kent. Jerry is the son of' Dr. and Mrs. Leon Kent. His mother is the former Hanks Sanders. Accompanying Arthur and Herta Sanders are Mrs. Sanders’ brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schwartz; close friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spiegal and son Wal ter, all of Atlanta, and former Atlantans, Dr. and Mrs. Heinz Bauer and daughter Judy, now of Washington. Mark Alfred Zwecker of Atlan ta was named to the dean’s list at Georgia Tech for his entire freshman year. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Poliakoff of Atlanta were honored by their children Marilyn and Deborah Poliakoff on Sunday, June 28, at an open house reception for their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Poliakoff is the former Blanche Field of Chicago. A number of prenuptial par ties are being held in honor of bride-elect Sherry Hershberg and her fiance, Alan Jaffe. On Friday night, July 10, they are being honored at a Shaj Luau at the Riviera Hyatt House poolside. The Shaj was compiled of the honor guest’s initials. After the luau, guests will swim and mingle to meet “the other side of the family.” Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. A. L Hershberg, Har old Hershberg, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Abgott and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Siegel. Saturday, July 11, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Wilen will entertain at a luncheon for the bridal party and out-of-town visitors at the Monte Carlo Room at the Top of the Mart. Saturday eve ning, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jaffe, parents of the bridegroom-elect, will host a cocktail hour and dinner at the Tara Room of the Marriott Hotel. Sunday morning a brunch will be held at the La Vista Women’s Club, given by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Books of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Siegel. Mrs, Hyman Haver, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goodelman and Miss Paula Haver. Rev. Max Kleinmann Atlanta’s mohel since 1962 is available for BrissiiU GALL 875-8848 Dr. Gary M. Kammer, son of Mrs. Lee Conn of Atlanta, was recently graduated summa cum laude from Ohio State Univer sity College of Medicine at Co lumbus, O. At graduation, Dr. Kammer also received the Up john Achievement Award for outstanding student research and awards of highest distinc tion from the Department of Medicine and Surgery. Dr. Kam mer is now interning at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. * ^ * • Leaving Atlanta July 20 for Brussels, Belgium, is Jonathan D. Pine. He will study French at the University of Brussels while staying with his cousins Dr. and Mrs. Jean Blankoff, OR VeSHALOM 1888 N. Highland Av*. NX Robert Iefaay, Rabbi Jooefb Cohen, Rabbi Emeritus Friday evening ...... 4:3d pan. Saturday morning .... 8:45 am. BETH JACOB 1855 LaVMa 84, NX Emanuel Feldman, Rabbi David Radbuky, Ant. Rabbi Pineal Aloof, Cantor Dally Minyaa ... 7 un., 8:35 pja. Friday services 6:45 pm. Saturday morning .... 8:30un. Saturday evening .... 8:15pm. Sunday morning 8:00 am. Sunday evening 8:35 pm. AHAVATH AC HIM 600 Peachtree Battle Ave., N.W. Dr. Harry H. Epstein, Rabbi isaae Goodfriend, Cantor Daily services 7:15 am., 6:00 pm. Friday evening 6:00 pm. Late Friday evening .. 8:15 pm. Saturday morning .... 9:00 un. Saturday evening 8:00 pm. Sunday morning 8:30am. ANSHI S’FARD 1324 N. Highland Ave., NX Label Merlin, President H. Taratoot, Hon. Pres, and Trees. Friday evening 6:30 pan. Saturday morning .... 8:45am. Saturday evening 8:20pm. Sunday morning 8:00 am. TEMPLE SINAI Guy Webb Mmol 785 Hammond Dr„ N. B. Sandy Sprfaga Richard Inhrmm, Rabbi Friday evening 8:15 pm. SHEAR1TH ISRAEL till UairmeRy I Sydaey K.. THE TEMPLE Jacob M. Rothschild, Rabbi Philip M. Posner, Amt Rabbi Friday evening 8:00pm. Robert Unger. Cantor Daily Morn. Servtoea . Daily Even. Servieea .. 8j48»jn. ssrsss.. sse :. SS Tam it Tefilln Senr. .. 830 am. (followed by hraakfari and Bible Study) LOVB.Y FABRICS Imported Trims - Patterns Complete Drapery Dept. Df BUCKHEAD — 233-40*1 PRO-MAKER BOWLING PRODUCTS Ansley MaH Shopping Center Piedmont at Monroe INTRODUCTORY SALE JUNE 30 — JULY 14 Atlanta’8 finest quality inventory sale priced BALLS—BAGS—SHOES Accessories Are All Reduced WE GUARANTEE OUR DRILLING DON’T MISS THE BARGAINS start your winter seasons off with a new ball, bag and shoes SALE JUNE 30 — JULY 14 languages in Brussels. Jon will continue his studies of Russian under the tu telage of Dr. and Mrs. Blan koff. His sister Leah will be vis iting with her grandfather, Abraham Pine, and her cousins, Mr. mid Mrs. Stanley Feldman, in Tucson, Arizona. During the month of August, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Pine anjd their son Joshua will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Anhalt in Mexico City. Dr. Pine will be a partici pant at the 10th International Congress of Microbiology.