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PAGE 12 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE April 25, 1986 Future Campaign leaders Three and-four-year-olds at the Atlanta Jewish Community Center Satellite School in C'ohb County raised more than 40 dol lars for the 1986 Atlanta Jewish Federation Campaign. The young sters created collages, grew plants and did jobs around the house to earn money they donated to Cam paign, according to Rae Lynn Banks, supervisor of the school. Representatives from each class presented the funds to Fern DuBow (left) a Federation volun teer. From left to right, bottom row, are Marin Goodman, Mindi Golsen, Scotty Gadlin, Ariel Gurian and Daina Gelfand; top row, Sherry Seidman, Ryan Swerd- lin, Barbara Wilensky, Ryan Ja cobs, Sherri Goldstein, Nancy Simon and Mitchell Watson. Dalton Federation, UJA to honor Barbara Meltz The Dalton Jewish Federation and the United Jewish Appeal will honor Barbara Melt/ on Sunday, May 4, with a dinner and award presentation. She is the lirst woman to be so honored by the Dalton Jewish Federation. Mrs. Melt/ is married to Law rence .!. Melt/ and has two daugh ters. Felicia Barit /andlory Miller. She came to Dalton in 1973 and immediately immersed herself in service to the community. She has been associated with the hirst Na tional Bank of Dalton, is an Amer ican Red Cross volunteer at Hamil ton Medical Center, a Life Member of Hadassah and active in Friends of the Dalton Regional I ibrary. She is a member ol: M ADD: Bran ded University Women's Division- National Council of Jewish Women Temple Beth El Sisterhood; Cre ative Arts Guild; and The Temple in Atlanta. She has been active in the U.IA Women’s Division since 1966 and formed the Dalton Women’s Div ision in 1981. A wine reception will begin at 6 p.m. with dinner following at 7 o’clock. Danny Tadmore, a talented and renowned Israeli entertainer will be the guest artist and speaker. Because he was reared among many nationalities and religions, fad- more is able to establish rapport with his audience, whether in the United States, South America, Africa or Europe. JAZZ UP YOUR SUNDAYS. Our Jazzy Sunday Champagne Brunch is a bubbly way to start your Sundays* Or end your festive Atlanta weekend. With fresh seafood. Lively salads. Pates. Cheeses. You-name-it omelettes. Luscious pastries. Delightful live jazz music. Complimentary champagne to add the perfect sparkle. And free valet parking. It’s all yours for only $13.95 ($6.95 for children 12 and under). Served in Kafe Kobenhavn, 10am to 3pm. We can also put you right in the middle of everything Atlanta has to offer with our very special $59 per night weekend rate. Single or double occupancy; kids under 18 stay free. (404) 577-1234 for reservations. Hyatt Regency0Atlanta Semi-Annual Half-Price Sale / The v Sampler Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 2105 N. DECATUR RD. <at Clairmont) 325-4147 ???? — Which Summer Experience Is best for your child? STUDENT CAMP AND TRIP ADVISORS' 18 representatives have visited or thoroughly inves tigated and evaluated over 600 camps and trips that they represent • Overnight Camps • Specialty Camps • Cross Country Trips • Hiking/Biking Trips • Teen-age Situations • Home Stays Abroad • European Travel • Wilderness Trips Student Camp & Trip Advisors, Inc. Susan Joan Schwartz Weiner 404-951-8747 404-252-2255 NO FEE FOR OUR SERVICES Hamden, CT • Providence. Rl Northbrook, IL • Atlanta, GA Montreal, CAN • Orlando. FL SCATA, Inc. Boston. MA