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P»fle Ten THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE rQ)£D Atlanta Chapter Mizraehi Women’s Organization Wishes its members and friends a healthy and happy New Year laron nmo nj»V ATLANTA BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION NANETTE WENGER, M.D., PRESIDENT LEON H. SPOTTS, PH D., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Our Best Wishes for The Happiest New Year Ever PROGRESSIVE CLUB ATLANTA President Vice Presidents Treasurer Secretary Govemors-at-large Melvin Warshaw Bemie Lewis, Bennie Zimmerman Lee Weinstein Jerry Blonder Frank Hahn, Jerry Kraft, Harry Mazier Special Mutation Iteligious School Begins October S The Atlanta Bureau of Jewish Education has announced Sun day, Oct. 8, as the opening date for its expanded Special Educa tion program of religious in struction. This year, two classses will be offered so that more individ ualized experience in Jewish education can be provided for exceptional children. Insofar as is possible, the classes will be grouped so that difference in age and disability will be min imized. Both classes will be taught by teachers experienced in the field of special education, as sisted by a teacher’s aide. The two groups will meet, as in past years, on Sunday morn ings from 10:00 to 11:45, in the Atlanta Jewish Community Center building. In addition, the Bureau is developing a class for children with specific learning disabili ties. Implemetation of this course will depend on the spe- JMCJW Schedules Political Forum Atlanta Section, National Council of Jewish Women, has planned an open meeting polit ical forum for Wednesday, Sept. 13, at the Standard Club. A sherry hour and information bazaar will begin at 11:00 a.m., with luncheon and a debate by Congressional candidates front 4th, 5th and 7th districts at noon. Judy Woodruff of Channel 5 will moderate the program. Those in the Congressional race from the thffee districts are F. Odell Welborn, Democrat and Ben Blackburn, Republican, in District 4; Rev. Andrew Young, Dem. and Rodney Cook, Rep.’ District 5; John Davis, Dem. and Charlie Sherril, Rep., Dist. Luncheon reservations at $3.75 each can be made with Mrs. Richard Sokol, 252-5024. Sandy Springs BBW Hear Andrew Young Sandy Springs Chapter of B nai BTith Women recently held an activation meeting for its members. A champagne luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Michael J. Levin. Guest speaker was the Rev. Andrew Young, Democratic nominee from the Fifth District for the U.S. House of Represen tatives. cific needs expressed by par ents in the community. “Parents of children who could benefit from this pro gram,” it was stated by Dr. L. H. Spotts, executive director of the Atlanta Bureau of Jewish Friday, Sept. 8, 1972 Education, “are urged to take advantage of this unique com munity service.” Registration forms and fur ther information may be obtained by calling the Bur eau’s office at 873-1248. nnio We send our gracious greetings to the entire community . . . ATLANTA SECTION NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Greetings and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year PIONEER WOMEN’S Organization of Atlanta CHAPTER i and GOLD A MEIR CHAPTER Atlanta, Georgia Greetings for the New Year THE TEMPLE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ATLANTA, GEORGIA