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mmmmmmmwm* • —< mir n , * A look at Tomorrow’ Renderings, models and floor plans of the Hebrew Academy of Tomorrow bring smiles to the faces of Elaine and Jerry Blumenthal, who have donated a classroom for the new building. Dr. Blumenthal is president of the Hebrew Academy. ‘Hebrew Academy of Tomorrow’ sets ground-breaking ceremonies r!j Interiors X7M 7 5/umAa*/a*i 0$aact, .APM ',W//an/a SC$27 By Rita Ground-breaking ceremonies for “The Hebrew Academy of Tomor row” will take place at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7, at Northland Drive and Highpoint Road, according to Dr. Jerry Blumenthal, president of the Hebrew Academy. The program, marking the begin ning of construction of the new facility, will focus on the students who will be occupying the new building. Eighteen (Chai) Hebrew Academy students will symbolically break ground, while their class mates celebrate their future school building through song. The cere monies will also include a presen tation of architectural renderings and plans for the new facility. Local politicians, neighbors and the general public have been invited to join in the celebration. Parking AT THE DEPOT NOV. 15 is available at the Crawford Com pany at 5260 Glenridge Drive. Shuttle bus service to the site will be provided. Sheila Minsk heads up the com mittee responsible for planning the ground-breaking ceremonies. Ser ving with her are Eliot and Ellen Amovitz, Linda Bressler, S. Alan Cohn, Gertrude and Ed Krick, Bobbie Leff, Judy Merlin, Judy Sherman, Bootsie Siegal and Saba Silverman. For more information, call Col leen Weston at 634-7388. MUSICAL MITZVAHS The big day is near, what can we say? Something original, witty and gay. How about a poem, with a personal ring, Or put to a tune that anyone can sing, For weddings, bar mitzvahs, anniversaries and such, Just give us a week, that’s not very much, It is the very best gift that you can give, Something they’ll remember for as long as you live. Evie Garnet 394-8661 home 998-7088 work Susan Boaz 394-7586 home RITA L. GOLDSTEIN MOM. 26? 2511 . Ae<uden/ial • YOU’RE INVITED y^hat: Adult Student Open House \\ y here: Roger Williams College • 450I Circle 75 Parkway \\/hen:August24,1986- 2-6PM. V I P Prestige Limousine Ltd. AIRPORT WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES BAR & BAT MITZVAS wu tm.turm: GIFT CERTIFICATES CONVENTIONS SHOPPING CORPORATE CHARTER BALLGAMES OR “JUST FOR FUN” CONTINENTAL STRETCH LIMOUSINES WITH BAR, TV A VIDEO NORTH FULTON’S OWN LIMOUSINE SERVICE DOOR-TO- DOOR FOR RESERVATION & INFORMATION A Special Program for Working Adults i ome to our Open House to learn how you can complete your degree in a flexible program that allows you to schedule your work to meet your commitments. Bring copies of precious transcripts and meet with our adcisors for a preliminary evaluation of your standing. Roger Williams College - Atlanta 450I Circle 75 Parkum Suite A-II64 Atlanta. CA 30339 1404)980-0391 Refreshments APS Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges Windy Hill Rd' Circle 75 Pkwy 1-285 PAGE 9 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE August 22, 1986