Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

PAGE 8 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE August 29, 1986 IN THE BEGINNING. It started with a glimmer of light, A spark of interest- An interest in... •Making New Friends •Leadership Training •Athletics •Judaism •Social Awareness •Community involvement •Fun And then came... B’nai B'rith Youth Organization Eighth graders, now is the time to join! For information, call 876-0343 NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Shampoo • Cut • Blow Dry $10 00 Men’s Wet Cut and Blow Dry $8 00 Permanent (includes cut) $35 00 Shampoo, Cut, and Set $16 00 REGGiES • Hair Stylist Toco Hills Shopping Center*2205 LaVista Rd., Suite 0633-3832 Hour*: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. janetronkin’s :o)lfe(q) oxo)iuiini(c>i CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING For SAT/PSAT . PREPARATION . STUDY SKILLS . WRITING SKILLS New Test Dates-1986-87 • SAT and Achievements • Oct. 11 —SAT only • Nov. 1 . • Dec. 6 • Jan. 24 • Apr. 14—SAT only • May 2 • June 6 • PSAT • Oct. 18 (Saturday) • Oct. 21 (Tuesday) • NOV. ’86 — Early College Applications due For Information Call 452-7074 Janet Ronkin s College Bound Atlanta Office 1776 Old Spring House Lane Dunwoody, GA 30338 AJF once again participates in Adopt-A-School program The Atlanta Jewish Federation has participated in the Atlanta Public School’s Adopt-A-School Program for a second year, with a more comprehensive program, ac cording to Betty R Jacobson, Federation president. The two-week day camp pro gram, initiated last year, in which the Federation “adopted” students from the Fowler Street Elementary School, was well received and bene ficial to the students. “The Federa tion project has become a model for other organizations and busi nesses participating in the Atlanta Public School’s Adopt-A-School program,” said Dr. Lowrie A. Fraser, program coordinator for Adopt-A-School. The Federation program involves pairing volunteer teenage tutors with fourth, fifth and sixth grade Fowler Street students in an educa tional and recreational environ ment. The Fowler Street students received tutoring in reading and mathematic skills, and also partici pated in typical day camp activities including arts and crafts, swimming, boating, fishing and athletics. The students’ skills and imagination were put to use in two special pro jects: creating a newspaper and producing a radio program. Marty Ellen chats with Fowler Street School student. Twenty-five Fowler Street stu dents and 12 volunteer tutors par ticipated in this year’s program. Gwendolyn Mayfield, principal of the Fowler Street school, helped prepare the educational curriculum. The program took place at the Atlanta Jewish Community Cen ter’s Camp AJECOMCE, located at the Zaban Branch in Dunwoody, Monday-Friday, August 11-15 and <zhW - FAMOUS ITALIAN FOOD - Lunch and Dinner • Good Drinks • Open 7 Days Dancing in Quiet, Casual Atmosphere Featuring Vocalist Gayle Short, Friday, Saturday 8. Sunday from 9:00 p.m. Big Band Sound of The Don Miolla Band, Sunday Nights 120 COPELAND ROAD, SANDY SPRINGS • 843-9750 18-22. Lunch and snacks were pro vided by the Jewish Home. The program was planned and organized by the Federation Community Re lations Committee’s Urban Affairs Subcommittee, and was funded by the Federation. Volunteers who participated in the program include Matt Berke, Jeff Dudovitz, Brian and Michael Gilner, Loren Kletzky, Michael Leavey, Leanna London, Rachel Popowcer, Steven Schwartz, Monica Selmonosky, Joel Silver- man and Brad Zweig. The Atlanta Public School’s Adopt-A-School program is ad ministered by the Atlanta Partner ship of Business and Education. According to Dr. Fraser, there are currently more than 150 business and religious organizations involved in the program. The Federation plans to expand the summer program into a year- round relationship with the Fowler Street students, according to Marty Ellen, chairman of the Urban Af fairs Committee. Adults or students who would like to be involved in the program can contact Noah Levine, 873-1661. Atlanta Jewish Community Center You Don’t Have To Go To The Mall To Save Money AJCC’s “Back-To-School” Sale September 2-7 Save 25% fo 33% on Membership and Selected September Kid Stuff 25 /• oil AJCC FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Reg *410 NOW *307 50 M% °" r™?™ 3 Ch " d Ca ' e designed ,o assist working parents on days when child care is need od Reg 541 and *64 lor Sept NOW *28 and *43 25% oil DAD 4 I a unique group ol lalhers and children aged 37 who meet socially once a monlh Reg *10 NOW *7 so lor lour meetings 25% oil 'KESHET ALL DAY PRE SCHOOL Daycare from 7 30 AM to 6 00 PM Reg $65 per week NOW *49 Ihrough Sept 33% oil ‘KID CARE DAY TO DAY Drop m care Tues and Thurs for ages 6 months to 5 years Reg *2 25/hr NOW *1 SO 25% oil KID s BASKETBALL LEAGUE Grades 253 Reg UT 50 NOW *21. Grades 4 7 Refl *35 NOW *2« (REGISTRATION BEGINS NOV 1 ) S *” 2S% Zl C „T' U r b r hlP S>r,ic.sl September 2 7 FOP PORE MMwS CM lZs'ZoRoZ7ut!!, Cm '" S ' P ' ? ’ ,9 « OH °WIT/. MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR, A T 875 7881 10 AM 8 PM