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PAGE 10 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE January 31, 1986
People in the News
The Bar M it/va of Lane Bradley
Warshaw of Atlanta will take
place at 10:30 a.m. Saturday,
Feb. 8. at The Temple. A congre
gational kiddush will follow.
Lane is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Warshaw. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Steiner of Livingston, N.J.. and
the late Joseph Blass of Atlanta,
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Warshaw of Atlanta and the
late Lillian Warshaw. Great
grandmother is Mrs. Anne
Jacobson of Miami Beach.
The Bar Mitzva of Brandon
Scott Cabot of Atlanta w ill take
place at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Feb. 8, at Temple Sinai. A
congregational kiddush will
follow.
Brandon is the son of Susan
and William Cabot. Grandparents
are Helen and Richard Shipley
of Riverton, N.J.. and Irena
Cabot of Sarasota, P'la., and
the late Dr. Nathan Cabot.
Dr. Louis M. Schlesinger of
Warner Robins has been selected
for inclusion in the 1986 edition of
"Who’s Who in the South and
Southwest.” Dr. Schlesinger is Chief,
Optometry Services at Robins Air
Force Base in Warner Robins.
He is a fellow of the American
College of Optometric Physicians.
He is also a member of the Armed
Forces Optometric Society, the
American Optometric Association
and the Texas Optometry Associa
tion.
Martin Prince of Queens, N.Y.,
a national campaign co-chairman
of the Israel Bond Organization,
will serve as national tourism
chairman of State of Israel Bonds
in conjunction with the international
“Operation Independence” effort
to promote and encourage tourism
to Israel.
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Don Hole of Savannah was recently
elected chairman of “Project Basic,”
a committee which supports excel
lence in education in Savannah
and Chatham County.
The Bat Mit/va of Rachel
Leah Cohen of Marietta will
takeplaceat 10:30a.m. Sunday.
Feb. 9. at Congregation B’nai
Torah.
Rachel is the daughter of
Marsha and Denny Cohen. She
is a student at the Hebrew
Academy.
Grandparents are Helen and
Carl Proser of Greenville, S.C.,
and Ruth and Joseph Cohen of
Philadelphia.
The Bar M it/va of David S.
Bryan ot Doraville will take
place at 8:35 a.m. Saturday.
Feb. 8. at Ahavath Achim Syna
gogue. A congregational kiddush
will follow.
David is the son ot Mr. and
Mrs. Alan S. Bryan. Grandparents
are Dr. and Mrs. Isidore Cohen
of Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wolford Bryan of Indianapolis.
Mira Kimmelman of Oak Ridge.
Tenn., was the honoree of $10,000
gift to Hadassah by an anonymous
donor. She was recognized for her
"unwavering committment to
Hadassah.”
Mira is chairman of the Southern
Hadassah Zionist Youth Commis
sion. which oversees the 500 youths
in the Southern Region of Young
Judaea.
Jeff Felser of Savannah w as chosen
lor Me rcer University Law School’s
Philip C. Jessup international law
moot court team.
He w ill compete at Wake Forrest
University against law schools from
the United States and over 30
foreign countries.
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Adolph Blumenfeld of Savannah
was awarded the medal of honor
by the Lachlan McIntosh chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The award is given to adult,
native-born Americans, who have
made an unusual contribution to
the American heritage.
The Bar Mitzva of Eval Zvi
Feiler of Atlanta will take place
Saturday, Feb. I. in Givatayim,
Israel, and at 8 a.m. Sunday.
Feb. 9, at Congregation Beth
Jacob.
Eyal is the son of Ziona and
David Feiler. Grandparents are
Ann and Ken Feiler ot London,
and Naomi Lison of Givatayim
and the late Zalman Lison
Newcomers
Maxine and John Perlman ot
Atlanta announce the birth ol a
daughter, Betsy Sara, on Dec. 22.
Grandparents are 1 call and
Michael Adilman of Saxannah.
and Claire and Sidney Perlman ot
Woodmere, N.Y. Great-grandmother
is Helen Field of Palm Beach. Fla.
Betsy Sara was given the Hebrew
name Sarah in memory ot her
maternal grandfather, Samuel Blair,
and her paternal grandfather. Samuel
Field.
Residents of the Jewish Home enjoying an afternoon outing with brothers of the Alpha Epsilon Pi
C hapter of Georgia Tech. Ten men from the Home attended a bagel brunch with the fraternity members
and later attended the Georgia Tech-Wake Forest football game at the Georgia Tech stadium.
The residents said they had a “great time” and invited the brothers to join them at "their place" soon
Dr. Hermon Martin (center) and Dr. Sidney Janus (left) of Atlanta,
icensed psychologists, with Gov. Joe Frank Harris at a ceremony
p oclaiming Jan. 26-31 as Psychologists Week in Georgia. The
ard of Examiners of Psychologists was created in 1951. Dr.
.. ' *' n ’ v ' as *he hoard's first president and Dr. Janus holds
license No. 10.
