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by Marian Harrlik
Cure your Poogy fever and
make a Sabra shuffle to the
Atlanta Leisure Club's evening of
Israeli dancing with Andy
Gamson, Wednesday, March 15,
at 8 p.m., at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center.
For details call 875-7881.
O O O
The Forum (ages 23 to 35) takes
a few pointers on “How to Best
Deal with the Emerging Problems
of Anti-Semitism,” as guest
speaker Charles King Jr.,
president of the Atlanta Urban
Crisis Center, takes the Forum
floor at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March
13, at Sheila Zell's, 130 26th St.,
N.W., Apt. 313.
King will discuss the combined
efforts of minorities to combat
discrimination.
For details call 874-0108.
O O O
The Atlanta Leisure Club’s (ages
28 to 45) all-you-can-eat, or drink,
Bloody Mary Brunch is a just a
jigger away on Sunday, March 12,
at 11:30a.m., at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center.
Cost is $3.50 for members and
$4 for non-members. For
delectable details call Marsha, 393-
0831.
Savvy up your style with a few
new techniques and check out the
“Intelligent Person’s Guide to
Finding a Mate,” a two-part
workshop to be led by Bruce
Blythe, M.A. in psychology, on
Wednesdays, March 22 and 29, at
the Atlanta Jewish Community
Center.
Sessions cover control of fear,
anxiety and nervousness;
overcoming fear of rejection and
failure; assertiveness; effective
communication; and finding
happiness, with or without a mate.
For details call Jen, 875-7881.
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Take issue with the Thursday
Singles (ages 35 and up) as the
group hosts Mrs. Laurel Weiner as
she discusses “Issues Facing the
Jewish World," at 8 p.m.
Thursday, March 16, at the
Atlanta Jewish Community
Center.
Cost is 50 cents for members and
$1 for non-members.
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Buff up your boogie boots as
Kaleidoscope heats up its own
“Saturday Night Fever” complete
with snacks and mixers at 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 18, at Bobbie
Davey and Debbie Knaver’s, 2280
Plaster Rd., N.E., Apt. 5, Tempo
Horizon Apartments.
For details call 634-1361.
Strike up an evening and score a
few points with Kaleidoscope (ages
21 to 28) at its Bowling Night on
Tuesday, March 14. The
Kaleidoscope leaguers roll from
the Atlanta Jewish Community
Center at 8 p.m.
For details call Mike, 875-7881.
O O O
Satiate your Sunday with an
esophageal elation at Kaleido
scope's all-you-can-eat brunch of
lox, bagels and eggs at 11:55 a.m.
Sunday, March 19, at the Atlanta
Jewish Community Center
Conference Room.
Culinary cost is $2.25 for
members and $2.75 for non
members.
<7 O O
The Temple Singles (ages 35 and
up) go Greek with an evening at the
Greek Odyssey Restaurant,
complete with Mousaka, Pastitsio,
Arnaki, Dolmathes and
Kotopoulo Riganato, and folk and
belly dancing to digest it with, at
7:30 p.m., Sunday, March 19.
Cost is $5.50, including wineand
dessert, with the Singles picking up
the tab for tax and tip for paid up
members and associate members.
Send reservations by check to
Ms. Miriam Hahn, 5555 Roswell
Rd., Apt. U-I4, Atlanta, Ga.
30342.
For more information call
Dorothy Posner, 233-7409.
Jewish wedding in Egypt
CAIRO —A 65 year-old
Egyptian Jew asked a group of
American Rabbis visiting Cairo’s
only synagogue to perform a
traditional Jewish wedding
ceremony for him and his wife,
according to wire services.
Jacques Mosseri told Rabbi
Saul I. Teplitz of Woodmere, LI.
president of the Synagogue
Council of America, “1 had a civil
ceremony two and a half years ago
but I would like a religious one."
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Don’t be a prune face. Put some
fun in your mun and roll out the
hamantaschen at the Forum’s
Purim Costume Party and
Covered Dish Supper, Sunday,
March 19, at Leslie Goldberg’s,
1164 Rogeretta Dr., N.E.
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Emil Pinto, a 72-year-old retired
weaver who led the small group in
prayer, said the last wedding in the
synagogue was in 1970 “when a
man of 75 married a woman of 55."
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