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Tannenbaum is speaker for Hadassah fund-raiser Bernice Tannenbaum, immediate past president of National Hadassah, will speak to the Atlanta Chapter of Hadassah at the Big Gifts cocktail party. The event had been postponed last October to show solidarity with the community. It now has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 10, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Jerome and Harriet Zimmerman. The minimum contribution to attend will be $365. Any donation already made to the 1982 Donor Campaign will be credited toward this minimum. Any increase of $100 over 1981 Donor contribution entitles the donor to a copy of Edna Hible's print “Compassion Through the Generations.” Hadassah is the Women’s Zionist Organization of America, which is the largest women’s volunteer organization in the United States. Mrs. Tannenbaum is currently Tannenbaum chairman of the Hadassah Medical Organization, which includes the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem and a network of clinics as well as full partnership with the He'brew University in various schools of medicine, health and nursing. She has been and is now involved with many other Zionist and Jewish organizations. Among these are membership on thi board of governors of Hebrew University and the United Israel Appeal, general chairwoman of United Jewish Appeal's Queens Women’s Division, and a member of the New York and National United Jewish Appeal advisory boards. In 1953 she was sent to Israel by National Hadassah as its Speaker’s Bureau Fellow-of-the-Year. Mrs. Tannenbaum has been a member of the National Board of Hadassah since 1954, holding various portfolios. Mrs. Tannenbaum made her first trip to Israel in 1950. She has been a delegate to six World Zionist Congresses. Mis. Tannenbaum was recently elected chairwoman of the American Section of the World Zionist Executive at the Zionist Congress in Jerusalem. For further information, call Arlene Glass, 396-5898. The Peasant Restaurants invite you to attend our 10th anniversary celebration. Join us as we roll back the clock to 1973, featuring our original menu and prices, with Steve Nygren and Dick Dailey as waiters. Place: Pleasant Peasant 555 Peachtree St. Date: Monday, February 21 Time: 5:30 p.m.-midnight Party in our tent before and after dinner. In today's complicated financial environment, one idea holds true: Be responsive to the needs of the people you serve. At NBG, we recognize your needs. And wete changing to meet them. With innovative new services. New convenient locations. And new solu tions to your financial problems. Our new look reflects our commitment to meeting your financial needs. Today and tomorrow. NEW IDEAS IN PERSONAL BANKING. Our idea is to lead the way with services to make the most of you money. We ware the first Atlanta banking organization to after a checking at> count with access to money market rates. We were also first with discount brokerage services and the first to introduce the new FD.I.C.-insuned money market checking account. Investor^ Checking Plus gives you money market rates plus F.D.I.C. insurance. NEW IDEAS FOR CORPORATE BANKING. Our idea is to be where business needs us. And with fourteen regional offices to serve our corporate customers, now you can do business bank ing where you work. Each office is staffed with Corporate Banking officers ready to give timely, knowledgeable answers to your buaness questions. They’ll help your business operate smoother and more efficiently. NEW IDEAS FOR THE FUTURE. Our idea is to be conveniently located near where you live and work. NBG banks now have locations throughout the five-county Atlanta area. And thef means we'JJ be there when you need lis. At NBG, we want to be a part of the communities we Mflfi serve. So we'll continue to grow. Continue to expand. And _ continue to offer services for your changing needs. And we think thatls a good idea. NEW IDEAS ARE TAKING SHAPE AT NBG. PAGE 9 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE February 18, 1983