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PAGE 12 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE September 5, 1986 FOR THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Ron Weintraub Best of Europe, Jaguar Hennessy Cadillac Jaguar 3040 Piedmont Rd., N.E. Atlanta, GA 30305 261-5700 To Stanley the Y SAT wizard, (Excerpts from actual letters* Stanley H. Kaplan has received from satisfied SAT-prep takers.) "... I never imagined I would get an 1110 on the SAT, an improvement of250 points over my last SAT..J.E. .. My verbal score went from a 530 to 710 while my math went from a 610 to a 740.1 could never have done this without the skills and confidence which the classes gave me..—M.P. “.. .(My son’s) score went up 220 points thanks to your course. You were there whenever he needed help and guidance. Thank you so much 1 ”—D.M. Want a chance to up your SAT score 150,200,250 points, or more? Call the “quicker-picker-upper Kaplan. We’ve been the best and most experienced, in test prep for nearly 40 years! COMPUTERIZED DIAGNOSTIC' Get a personalized SAT test profile at arty Kaplan Center Find out where you stand NOW ‘ORIGINAL LETTERS ON HIE IKAPLAN STANLEY H KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD. Classes starting now in Atlanta, Dunwoody and Marietta for Nov. and Dec. test dates. Call for Information: 876-2111 Bat mitzva returns to Torah to observe 50th anniversary Marilyn and Herb Gerber with Rabbi Leonard Lifshen. On Saturday morning. Sept. 6. at Congregation Beth Shalom, Mari lyn and Herb Gerber will have an aliyah (call to the Torah) to cele brate the 50th anniversary of her bat mitzva. Beth Shalom is a Conservative synagogue that includes women in the minyan and encourages women to read from the Torah. Mrs. Gerber remembers being in the first hat mitzva class—Sept. 7, 1936—at Beth Tfilah Congrega tion in Baltimore. She said, “As an Orthodox congregation, girls were not allowed to read from the Torah and a bat mitzva was unheard of. However, eight young girls studied with the rabbi and prepared a spe cial program of reading which cul minated in a group bat mitzva when the girls were 12. “When l had my first aliyah a year-and-a-half ago at Beth Sha lom l was moved to tears, it was such an emotional experience. Having had a Hebrew education, l could actually follow the reading in the Torah for the first time.” The community is invited to join in Shabbat services and celebrate with the Gerbers. Services begin at 8 p.m. Friday and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The synagogue is located at 3147 Chamblee-Tucker and Alton roads, Chamblee. For further information, call the synagogue office at 458- 0489. Rie6y s 255-5249 JEWftK DAZ ilK- riEUVKHK r r w f if A Nice Way to Meet Nice People. Sherry and Rae (404) 252-0251 BULLETIN BOARD Changing Trends Don’t get caught with Fall and Winter garments in your closet that you won’t wear again! W\on e Y $$$ Brin, xCW _<c\. Ml 4? 273 Buckhead Ave Atlanta O. P.S.—WE PICK UP, TOO 261-2135 HRS 10-5 M-Sat. 10-7 Wed CATERED SILVER SERVICE FOR A THOUSAND OF YOUR CLOSEST FRIENDS. From dinner for fifty high above the Atlanta skyline in the elegant Crown Room to catered kosher for a thousand in the smashing new Grand Ballroom, Colony Square Catering can handle it. \\ ith creative consulting, delicious food and impeccable service at your place or ours. Call Wayne Adams or Larry Russell at 892-6000. They 11 make your party marvelously memorable, no matter how many friends you have. COLONY &QLARE HOTELS^