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PACE 14 THE SOUTHFRN t^RkF! ITF December 24. 1982
EAT IN CHINA!
WITHOUT LEAVING ATLANTA
PYNG HO RESTAURANT
Authentic Mandarin Cuisine
Banquet Room for Business or Private
Party—Up to 100 People
Exotic Drinks
Happy Hour: 2:30-6:00. (Sun.-Fri.), 2 for 1
1357 Clairmont Rd Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2:30 pm
(between V.A Hospital & Dinner: Mon.-Fri. 3-10 p.m.
North Decatur Rd.) Sat 4-11 p.m.
634-4477 Sun. 12-10 p.m.
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NEW YEARS EVE
Dancing Cheek-To-Cheek!
Light or Hearty Menu!
Close To Your Home!
Free Champagne At Midnight!
Have Your Kind Of Party!
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MERCHANTS WALK
Johnson Ferry and Upper Roswell Rd.
Reservations requested 973*3756
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Summer Jobs
Available!
Camp Barney Medintz is now
interviewing for the 1983 season.
Positions Available Include:
Supervisors for Unit and Specialty Areas, Counselors,
Rovers, Nurses (RN), Food Service Manager, Dietician,
Office Assistants, Kitchen Help, and Aides.
Specialists are needed for:
Swimming Ceramics Nature Crafts
Canoeing Dance Rock Climbing
Water Skiing Song Tennis
Sailing Drama Athletics
Kyacking Leather Crafts Archery
Arts & Crafts Judaics Backpacking
All applicants must be at least high school seniors
unless applying for kitchen or babysitter positions, then
high school junior status is required.
Staff season: June 12-August 13
Write or call Camp Barney Mednitz
c/o Larry Melnick, Director
AJCC/Zaban Building
5342 Tilly Mill Rd.
Dun woody, GA 30338
404-396-3250
Salary ranges: '275-M500
based on age and experience
Israel Bond Campaign
sets record for Atlanta
Dr. Larry Cooper, chairman of
the Atlanta Israel Bond Campaign
Cabinet, has announced that the 1982
Atlanta Israel Bond Campaign has
resulted in the greatest sale of
Israel Bonds in Atlanta history.
The total Atlanta Campaign,
which includes congregational
campaigns, the Spring Dinner and
the commerce and industry
division, reached $4,976,750,
surpassing even the 1973 year,
previously the largest sales year
ever.
Dr. Cooper said a great part of
the success of this year’s campaign
was attributable to the excellent
congregational bond sales. In
recognition of Israel's difficult
economic situation, the Atlanta
congregations accepted a 1982
goal 25 percent higher than their
largest previous sale in the past five
years.
This combined projected goal of
$1,002,000 has been surpassed,
and so far, congregational sales
have reached $1,020,500 with
more expected. This is an increase
of 107 percent over last year.
In stressing the importance of
turning pledges to cash for Israel,
Dr. Cooper said the Israel Bond
office is working overtime to
process payments. To eliminate
postal delays, a bond representative
will be happy to pick up $ 1,000 and
over payments before the end of
the year. For pick-up call the Israel
Bond office at 262-1321.
This year’s congregation
increases over last year’s, and
chairmen were: Ahavath Achim,
Dr. Leon Gross and Larry Joseph,
177 percent; Shearith Israel,
Pearlann and Gerald Horowitz,
107 percent; Or VeShalom, Arthur
Geduldig, 87 percent; Beth Jacob,
Renee and Roy Cobb, 86 percent;
the Temple, Lee and Gene Kout,
44 percent; and Temple Sinai,
Judie and Warren Jacobs, 27
percent.
Halevy new Bonds president
General Yehudah Halevy will
assume the post of president and
chief executive officer of the Israel
Bond Organization on Jan. 1, it
has been announced by Sam
Rothberg, general chairman and
chairman of the executive
committee of the Development
Corporation for Israel, the
corporate structure of the Bond
organization.
Rothberg said, “General Halevy
last served as head of the
Manpower Division of the Israel
Defense Forces, where he
established an outstanding record
as administrator. He is well
equipped to run the Bond
organization and we are confident
that he will do an effective job.”
Yitzhack Rager, who has served
as president of Israel Bonds for the
past three years, is returning to
Israel after completing his term.
Halevy rose from the ranks to
become a brigadier general in the
Halevy
Israel Defense Forces from which
he is now retiring. He has fought in
all of Israel’s wars and was on
active service during “Operation
Peace for Galilee” in Lebanon
during which he played a key role
in rapidly mobilizing civilian
reserves who make up the bulk of
the Israel Defense Forces.
Born in Shanghai in 1937,
Halevy arrived in Israel at the end
of 1949 at the age of 12. He went to
high school at night and worked
during the day. At the age of 18, he
entered the Israeli army and has
spent his adult life in the Israel
Defense Forces until his current
appointment as president of Israel
Bonds.
His personal history is a
reflection of Israel’s ingathering:
Born to Iraqi parents in China,
settlement in Israel, a magna cum
laude graduate of Bar Ilan
University, and married to a sabraof
Polish extraction who was a
sergeant and judo instructor in the
Israeli army. They have two sons,
one of whom is now serving in the
army.
Halevy helped institute a special
army education project which
helped “marginal youth” otherwise
exempted from service. As one of
those involved in this program, he
pointed out that the experience of
army duty was a common
denominator of responsible Israeli
citizenship and that inclusion of
these youth is in the essential
interest of the individual and
Israeli society.
The Southern Israelite
876-8248
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