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I’agv 16 Mil SOUTHERN ISRAELITE April 18, 1975
I New Arrivals
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Ziglin of
Slone Mountain announce the
birth of a son, Michael Scott, on
March 21. The baby’s mother is
the former Rochelle Huth,
daughter of Mrs. Esther Huth of
Savannah and the late Ernst Huth.
M rs. Mildred Ziglin of Atlanta
and the late Max Ziglin are the
paternal grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jay
Bricks of Atlanta announce the re
cent birth of a son, Maury Adam.
M rs. Bricks is the former Holley
Ellen Sloan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Myer Sloan of Atlanta.
Paternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Bricks of Margate, Fla.,
Mrs, Ann Cowan and the late
Murray Cowan and Mrs. Eva
Sloan and the late Louis Sloan are
the great-grandparents. The Bris
was performed March 12 by Rabbi
David Epstein at the home of the
maternal grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parker
announce the birth of their son
Jeremy* Neely, March 21, in
Barrington, 111. The grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Benny R. Galan-
ti, Ben Parker and Mrs. Rachel
Parker. The great-grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neely and
Mrs. Louisa Rabeno Galanti, all
of Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Raxterof
Tucker announce the birth of a
Lupus Chapter
Will Meet Sun.
The Atlanta Chapter of Lupus
Erythematosus Foundation will
meet at 4 p m Sunday, Apr. 20, at
the Masonic Temple, 1690
Peachtree Rd., N.W.
A panel of doctors will discuss
current research in the disease for
which there is as yet no cure. Ms.
Nancy Cohen is .president of the
newly formed Atlanta chapter.
Information can be obtained r by
calling 255-5627.
Workmen’s Circle
Is 75 Years Old
Harold Ostroff, national presi
dent of Workmen's Circle, was in
Atlanta last weekend to attend the
sixth annual Labor Awards Ban
quet which honored Herbert C.
Green, international representative
of United Auto Workers, and
Howard I. Henson, regional
manager, Laborers’ Union.
Workmen’s Circle was co-
sonsor of the dinner with Organiz
ed Labor. Gov. George Busbee
was the featured speaker.
Workmen's Circle, which has
some 70,000 members in 660
branches in the United States and
Canada, was formed by Jewish im
migrant workers in 1900 as a
fraternal insurance society.
Members actively assisted in the
formation of unions in the needle
and other trades in which Jewish
immigrants were pioneers.
In 1933, Workmen’s Circle
(Arbeiter Ring in Yiddish) helped
create the Jewish Labor Com
mittee It sponsors a system of
Jewish education using the Yiddish
language.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bauman,
long active in the Atlanta labor
movement, hosted a Sunday
brunch honoring Mr Ostroff and
giving members of the Atlanta
branches an opportunity to meet
their national president.
son, Jeremy Scott, on March 18.
Grandparents are Lousie S.
Matthews of Clearwater, Fla., and
Ben H. Zimmerman of Atlanta.
Rabbi Donald Frieman officiated
at the Bfis, which was performed
by Rabbi David Epstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Abrams of
Atlanta announce the birth of a
son, Seth Kramer, on March 22.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard P. Abrams of Atlanta and
Mr. and Mrs. H P Rothberg of
Columbia, S. C. Rabbi Herbert
Cohen officiated at the Bris, which
was performed by Rabbi David
Epstein.
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Fefngold of
Atlanta announce the birth of a
son, Joshua Samuel, on March 24.
Grandparents are Mrs. Bertha
Loeb Friedman of Pompano
Beach, Fla., and Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Feingold of New York Ci
ty. The Bris was performed by
Rabbi David Epstein.
A SUMMER CAMPING ADVENTURE WITH A
PURPOSE IN THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
JUNIORS
(Based on grades campers
will enter In the fall)
1st, 2nd & 3rd Grade
Girls — 24 Campers
1st, 2nd & 3rd Grade
Boys — 24 Campers
Total: 48 Campers
Total: 18 Staff
PIONEER GIRLS
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — Pioneers — 4th
Grade Girls — 35 campers.
UNIT II — Pioneers — 5th
Grade Girls — 35 campers.
UNIT III — Pre-Seniors — 6th
Grade Girls — 40 campers.
TOTAL: 110 campers.
29 Counseloring Staff
PIONEER BOYS
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — Pioneers — 4th
Grade Boys — 35 campers.
UNIT II — Pioneers — 5th
Grade Boys — 35 campers.
UNIT III — Pre-Seniors — 6th
Grade Boys — 40 campers.
TOTAL 110 campers
25 Counseloring Staff
SENIOR BOYS
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — Seniors — 7th
Grade Boys — 35 Campers.
UNIT III — Pre-Teenage
Village — 9th Grade Boys —
35 campers.
TOTAL: 105 campers.
23 Counseloring Staff
COUNSELOR
SPECIALIST
TRAINEES
(12th GRADERS)
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — 12th Grade Girls —
15 TRAINEES
UNIT II — 12th Grade Boys
— 15 TRAINEES
(12th Graders must attend
for the full Season; and
Scholarships are granted for
financial need from the Ben
Popkin Memorial
Scholarship Fund.)
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Herman and Rodger Popkin, Founders and Directors of Blue Star’s Seven Camps, are pleased to
announce that our Atlanta and Georgia Representatives are:
PREP C.TS.
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — 10th Grade Girls —
20 campers.
UNIT l| — 10th Grade Boys
— 20 Campers.
UNIT III — 11th Grade Girls
— 20 Campers.
UNIT IV — 11th Grade Boys
— 20 campers
TOTAL: 80 campers.
10 Counseloring Staff
Mrs. Merwln (Myra) Abrams
2940 Ridge Valley Rd., NW
Atlanta, Ga. 30327
Phone: 404-355-0921
Mrs. Robert (Hilda) Ney
AND 6798 Brandon Mill Rd.
Atlanta, Ga. 30328
Phone: 404-BL5-2027
SENIOR GIRLS
(Based on grades campers
will enter in the fall)
UNIT I — Seniors — 7th
Grade Girls — 35 campers
UNIT II — Pre-Teens — 8th
Grade Girls — 35 campers.
UNIT III — Pre-Prep C.Ts. —
9th Grade Girls — 40
campers.
TOTAL: 110 campers.
30 Counseloring Staff.
SPECIALIZED PRE
& POST SEASON
PROGRAMS
At the request of campers
and parents, and feeling the
need fo r a short-term more
specialized program In cer
tain skill-areas, BLUE STAR
will in 1975 Institute PRE and
POST camp programs for
those older girls and boys
who want extra and Intensive
Instruction in the following
skills:
(1) TENNIS — June 8-18
and Aug. 17-24
(2) CANOEING AND
RAFTING — June 8-18 and
Aug. 17-24.
(4) HORSEBACK RIDING
— June 8-18 and Aug 17-24
These PRE and POST
CAMP programs are subject
to enrollment of not less than
20 participants In each Ses
sion.
KIJIi; STAR VAAWS
In the Blue Ridge Mountains
KANUGA ROAO, P. O. BOX 1029
HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28739
PHONE: 704-692-3591
ACTIVE MEMBER
AMERICAN CAMPING
ASSOCIATION
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