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Jerusalem Hebrew Academy art classes of grades four through seven are currently creating a mosaic in commemoration of the reunification of Jerusalem after the Six Day War. The students have done research of various aspects of the city, the shapes of the buildings, the quality of the stone, and the feeling of the peo ple. Aft instructor Claire Kalish is directing the project. The panel is four feet by eight feet and displays sites of the city which the children feel are par ticularly important to Jews. The" buildings were transferred in chalk to the panel and the first tile was put on with wall mastic. Each day more tiles are added, and before the children’s eyes, Jerusalem is coming to life. Hebrew Academy students (1 to r) Adam Appel, Debra Goldberg, art instructor Claire Kalish; Alison Glusman, Ellen Zaglin, Leslie Zinn, Tracy Nadler, Radii Rosa and Jackie Jove’ work on mosaic for 10th anniversary of reunified Jerusalem. and many more of your favorite lithographs, silkscreens, etchings, and pastel's. flit from Atlanta's newest and finest art buying service. Call or write: R0. ^ 524 Lithographic Investments RQ. Box 13011 Atlanta, Georgia 30324 524-45G6(days) 636-3673(eveings) BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Prison seder is moving experience for visitors by Marlin S. Klein On Thursday evening, Apr. 7, the congregation of Temple Jaakov, located in the Federal Penitentiary, held its annual Seder. In addition to the membership of fifty, guests from the Bureau of Jewish Education and the Atlanta Lodge of B’nai B’rith were pre sent. The service was conducted by Rabbi Marc Wilson. Mrs. Howard Peck lit the traditional candles. There were many highlights to the evening. As a visitor I was impressed by the way the con gregants participated in the Ser vice, which covered the entire Haggadah. Judaism is a serious subject to the membership of Temple Jaakov and their pray ing and singing clearly reflected their devotion to their religion. Also impressive was the meal itself and the spirit of coopera tion among the men. Everything was strictly kosher and cooked in an appetising way. There were chores to be done and from dishwashing to waiting on tables, everyone pitched in to in sure that the dinner would be a success. The struggle to establish Tem ple Jaakov has been a long and bitter one, but with a happy en ding on April 7th. We of the Atlanta community who have been active in this project are pleased at the outcome. But in the final analysis it was the con gregants who did it and to them we all offer a hearty "masel tov.” We look forward to celebrating the Passover Seder once again next year at Temple Jaakov. (Mr. Klein is the^Southem Appeal Director of the Anti- Defamation League of B’nai B’rith.) WeAne One PLANT TREES OF LIFE MOTHER’S DAY FATHER’S DAY Stuiday — May 8th, 1977 Sunday — June 19th, 1977 ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY Sunday — April 24th, 1977 CALL OR WRITE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND 3158 Maple Dr. N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 30305 Phone - 237-1132 Meichels by Norma Barach Tzeibele Kugel The problem with Passover is that many of us are left with a good deal of matzo that we don’t know what to do with. So here is a Passover recipe that will bring compliments at other times of the year as well. It is a time- honored recipe, having come from my husband’s grand mother. 4 matzos, crumbled 'A stick margarine (melted) 4 eggs 1 large onion dash of salt Soak matzos in hot water until soggy. Drain, add margarine, and beat in eggs. Grate in the onion coarsely. Heat a little fat in 8-inch round pan and then pour in matzo mixture. Bake in 300 degree oven one-half hour or until brown. *7,304 worth of Extra Bedroom. *9738 a month. It’s the loan that pays you back, up front. (120 Months—10.21% A.P.R.) SOUIHGm F€D€raL SAVINGS & LOAN 712 West Peachtree Street—Atlanta 881-6879 3175 E Bankhead Highway-Uthia Springs 941-6813 3840 UVista Road —Northlake 938-3216 4241 RoeweU Road. N E 252-8650 The High School Division of the Hebrew Academy ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION FOR FALL, 1977-78 FOR GRADES EIGHT THROUGH TWELVE. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ATLANTA’S ONLY FULL- DAY JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL, CALL RABBI HERBERT J. COHEN AT 404-873-1492 OR WRITE TO HIM AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Accommodations available for out-of-town students. Page 23 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE April 15,