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PAGE 2 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE August 1, 1986 Pool Equipment Check out e 0 jj these prices! • Polaris Pool Sweep $ 785 00 • Hayward S-200 Sandfilter *285°° • Hayward 3 /< H.P. Super pump $ 250°° Installation is ALWAYS included! Call Phil Brown ADVANCED 296-6734 Pool Service Announcing Dunwoody’s Newest 1~Jhe (Courtyard C^a^e Relax and Enjoy Gourmet Cuisine From Our Daily Menu Serving Continental Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Supervision: Chef Robert Ibgui Formerly of Paris, Geneva and Cannes, France conslJ l tat ‘ on an£ l planning for all your catering needs. t&jt Weddings our specialty—including showers, rehearsal vjr dinner and the reception. .rfe- Facilities on premises to accommodate up to 350 people for private parties, business luncheons and meetings. Courtyard also available for parties. Catering for up to 1000 people at your location. Fresh Pastries Baked Daily By Our Chef Dunwoody Village 5505 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd. Sunday’s 11 to 4 392-9583 TRADITION You Can Count On It! H O T. E L For personalized assistance call: DORIS J. PERMAN Catering Director 688-8600 r Fine Kosher Catering Bar Mitzvah Conventions Bat Mitzvah Special Events Wedding Receptions Theme Parties Dr. Marvin C. Goldstein, President SPRING STREET AT INTERNATIONAL ATLANTA. GEORGIA 30303 k We Welcome All Organizations, Meetings and Luncheons. REDUCED PARKING AVAILABLE. Cardinal agrees to suspend construction at Auschwitz PARIS (JTA)—Cardinal Fran- ciszek Macharski, the archbishop of Cracow, has reportedly agreed to suspend construction of the Car melite convent being built on the site of the Auschwitz death camp in Poland. The cardinal gave this pledge at a meeting Tuesday in Geneva at tended by high-ranking Catholic leaders and French, Belgian and Italian Jews. While in Israel last week, Ma charski visited Yad Vashem. He said his voluntary decision to freeze the construction work “would show the temporary nature of the con vent.” Some Jewish organizations have responded with anger to the estab lishment of the convent on the site where millions of Jews and non- Jews were exterminated. They claim the convent is an insult to their memory. Western European Jews were irked by the Polish Catholic Church’s fund-raising campaign for the construction in Belgium, France and Italy. A small group of Carmelite nuns established the convent in 1984 when they began living in an unused theater just outside the camp fence. The theater was once used during the Holocaust to store gas cylin ders used to exterminate the inmates and possessions taken from the prisoners The convent sought money to renovate the structure in a fund raising campaign launched last year in Europe. Macharski received per mission from the local authorities to turn the theater into a convent. The Geneva meeting was held behind closed doors and no official communique was issued. Subcommittee OKs foreign aid proposal by Joseph Polakoff TSl's Washington correspondent WASHINGTON—The Demo- cratic-controlled House Appropri ations Subcommittee for Foreign Operations slashed $2.5 billion from President Reagan’s proposed for eign aid program for fiscal year 1987 but left intact his allocations for Israel, Egypt, Pakistan and Ireland. The subcommittee accepted the proposal of its chairman, Rep. G.s.ojs.Lxij < \}antasLz± “A Different Kind of Jewelry Store” large selection of beautiful CUBIC ZIRCONIA GEMS set in 14KT GOLD JEWELRY Williamsburg at Dunwoody 392-9696 Mt. Vernon ■ and Jett Ferry Rds. ■ On September 2, Quay*3 Hallmark becomes. 0 HALLMARK STORE 35 W. Paces Ferry Road* 262-1549 Giving the Very Best Now Gets Better PAID POLITICAL AD You are cordially invited to a reception honoring WYCHE FOWLER, JR. Candidate for U S. Senate in 1986 Tuesday, August 5th 7:30 - 9:00 P.M. The Standard Club R.S.V.P 231-2203 Paid tor by the Wyche Fowler tor the Senate Campaign, and endorsed by the candidate David Obey (D.-Wis.) who recom mended $12.9 billion in foreign aid for the year starting Oct. 1 com pared with the administration’s re quested $15.4 billion. For the cur rent yearthe appropriation is $14.5 billion. The full appropriations committee is to consider the sub committee’s program late in August. The Senate has not yet taken up the program. Israel is earmarked for $1.8 bil lion in military and $1.2 billion in economic assistance and Egypt $1.3 billion in military and $8.5 million in economic aid. These are the same amounts originally voted by Congress for the current year but have been reduced by 4.3 percent under the Gramm-Rudman-Hol- lings budget-reduction law. Israel has voluntarily returned the amount of that percentage cut to the U.S. Treasury. Obey’s proposal also included that Jordan receive “up to $ 15 mil lion” for economic projects on the Israeli-administered West Bank. This sum also was recommended by the Reagan administration along with $117 million in military and $18 million in economic support for Jordan itself. This year Jordan was provided with a total of $92 million, $25 million less than for the coming year. The administra tion asked for an additional $2 mil lion for Lebanon for the coming year. A subcommittee staff member said funds in the neighborhood of $20 million remain on hand for Lebanon from previous appropria tions. r BATHROOMS SHOULDN'T BE BORING /VV :-AA Complete bathroom renovations Plumbing repairs A installation Shower pans replaced MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE -the-mosteF-bcrth- (404)971-8162 MARK 8RESSLER LYNN BRESSLER MASTER PLUMBER JOURNE VMAN PIUMBE R DESIGNER/BUILOER DESIGN SPECIALIST