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Page 2# THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE July 21, 1*78
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The Constitution
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321-3719
It’s Thursday night at the movies
for the Thursday Singlet (ages 35
and up), as the group gets a
viewing fo the film “Jerusalem
Lives,” at 8 p.m., Thursday, July
27, at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center.
Coffee and cookies replace
popcorn. Cost is SO cents for
members and II for non-members.
For preview details call Karen,
875-7881.
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Kaleidoscope (ages 21 to 28)
takes an Israeli history lesson with
a view of ancient Israel through
frescoes, mosaics, sculptures and
other artifacts, at 8 p.m., Tuesday,
July 25, at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center’s Zaban
Lounge.
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For your Sabra night fever, take
a hora hustle to the Ahavath
Achim Young AdulU (college age
and up) Apres Heure Disco,
Sunday, July 23, from 8 p.m. to
midnight, at the Progressive Club.
Cover charge is S3 per person.
Cash bar it available.
For details call Helene Porter,
636-8286.
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Make a tsimmcs for Shabbat
with the Forum (ages 23 to 35) at
its traditional Shabbat meal and
festivities on Friday, July 28.
For chicken fat details, call
Mark Eisenberg, 636-4086,
Monday through Friday, from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Karen Wantuck, cultural arts
director for the AJCC, will trace
the Sabra civics through a slide
show presentation.
Fof details call Michael, 875-
7881.)
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Fo ' your Sunday satiation and a
taste of party potables, drool on
over o the Atlanta Leisure Club’s
(ages 28 to 45) all-you-can-cat
Bloody Mary Brunch, at 11:30
a.m.J Sunday, July 23, at the
Atlanta Jewish Community
Cenfer Auditorium.
T^e
brunch bonanza includes
bagels, lox, cream cheese, and
extras. Cost is 13.50 for members
and 14 for non-members.
For details call Karen, 875-7881.
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Pitch a tent and cut loose for a
weekend in the woods with the
Atlanta Leisure Club as the group
hosts a camp-out at Stone
Mountain, Saturday and Sunday,
July 29 and 30.
The outing includes hiking,
biking, sunning and whatever you
wish.
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Cost is $4 per tent, with a
maximum of 65 tents to be issued
on a firstcome, first-served basis.
For biking rather than hiking,
join the group on Sunday, July 30
and peddle away your Sunday
around Stone Mountain. Bikers
should meet at Stone Mountain
Park’s bike rental location, at 1:30
p.m.
Bike rental cost is 12 for two
hours or 15 for the day.
For arrangements and
reservations call Phyllis Kahn,
634-7983 (home) or 351-6510
(work).
JNF reclaims Dead Sea land
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jewish National Fund recently
completed the reclamation of land for the new settlement of
Mitzpeh Shalem, by the Dead Sea.Metzpeh Shalem was settled
several years ago on a mountain (nahal) settlement. It will now
become a regular civilian settlement, at a different location, closer
to the Dead Sea.
The site of the new settlement is bisected by small valleys and
river beds. The JNF had to remove some 68,000 cubic meters of
land to alter it for use.
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