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Tourist attraction Harper s Flowers THREE GENERA TIONS SERVING A TLANTA SINCE 1921 8-5:00 Weekdays 9-12:00 Saturdays 8765766 1300 SPRING STREET., N.W, ENTRANCES ON SPRING ST. AND 16th ST. We accept all major credit cards. Bridging The G.A.P. Growing As Parents Plain talk about a hands-on approach for living with and learning about your learning disabled and attention-deficit child. Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. September 23 - November 11 (8 meetings) This model of the Second Temple at Jerusalem's Holy Land Hotel is a major tourist attraction. Emory students to get ‘Kosher Corner’ deli by Lee M. Oberman Special to The Southern Israelite Never again will a Ramaz High School senior be told he must look elsewhere. Never again will the observant Jew trying to choose between Emory and Brandcis find the decision so easy to make. As of this year, Emory University has kosher food! The Emory Dining Service, with the help and cooperation of Atlanta Hillel-Federation, is opening “The Kosher Corner” at Cox Hall Cafe teria on the Emory campus. The Kosher Corner consists of a Kosher Dining Club, exclusive to members only, and a “New York style” kosher deli—open to the general public. The Kosher Corner will be under strict rabbinical supervision. “Our goal is to be actively re sponsive to the student and fulfill all food service needs,” said Tom Brandt, head of ARA, Emory’s dining service. “The establishment of the first Kosher Corner at a uni versity in the southeast is one more step toward accomplishing that goal.” The Kosher Dining Club is de signed for students and members of the Emory community who wish to keep kosher. Hot meals will be provided six nights a week, Sun day through Thursday (the meals served at Cox Hall will be provided by Arthur’s). Hillel will provide Shabbat dinner at 7 p.m. in the Atlanta Hillel House on Clifton Road. The deli will provide kosher foods available to the general public. Anyone can eat lunch and dinner at the deli which will feature kosher hot dogs, sliced meats (pastrami, salami, bologna), sauerkraut, knishes, french fries, kosher dills, breads (rye, pumpernickel, etc.) Doctor Brown’s soda and the like. The deli will also be under rab binical supervision and will be open for lunch Sunday through Friday (l T.30 a.m.-l:30 p.m.) and dinner Sunday through Thursday (5-6 p.m.) For more information, contact Rabbi Zvi Shaprio, 634-6664. Classic Collection SPRING & SUMMER CLEARANCE Better Knitwear for the Classic Woman Sizes 6 to 18 50% ,o 60% OFF LAST CALL 220 Sandy Springs Circle Springs Festival Atlanta, Ga. 30328 (404) 256-4847 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 ' Patronize our Advertisers they help bring you The Southern Israelite presented by Ruth Melkonian, M.S. Bonnie M. Maxon, M.S. billed through: Northside Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine To register, call 257-0326 or 435-8811, or write: GAP., c/o Ruth Melkonian, 5525 New Wellington Close, Atlanta, GA 30327. Amos 5 4 Children of Israel • Temple Beth David • Temple B’nai Israel • Temple Emanu-El Temple Kehillat Chaim • Temple Sinai • The Temple • Temple Kol Emeth Cordially invite the community to join us as we participate in an informal dialogue with all Atlanta Reform rabbis in the third UAHC Joint Commission on Worship Atlanta Reform Synagogue Council UAHC Southeastern Regional Council REFORM JEWS IN SEARCH OF GOD: THE MITZVOT - LAW OR LORE? Sunday, September 21,1986 • 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The TEMPLE • 1589 Peachtree St., Atlanta • 873 1731 $7.50 cost includes luncheon Gary Metzel, Chairman CONFERENCE ON SPIRITUALITY TOPICS Rabbi Samuel Karff Keynote Address Rabbi Frank Sundheim “Who Says I Have To?” Rabbi Harvey Winokur Reform Judaism: Breaking the Chains of Tradition Rabbi Alvin Sugarman From Whence the Mitzvah: God or Man? Rabbi Philip Kranz The Reform Jew as Observant Jew Rabbi Samuel Weinstein Living in an Age of Unenforceable Commandments and an Unknown Commander Rabbi Barry Friedman God: Commander in Chief or Errand Boy? Rabbi Paul Tuchman You Can’t Make Me! Rabbi Steven J. Lebow What Happens When the Rabbi Plays God? Rabbi William Sajowitz Our Wrestling Match with God. “Fixed” in Advance? Rabbi Jeff Lazar But I am Reformgji --1 Don’t Have to Observe Any Laws Rabbi Deborah Pipe-Mazo “Thus Saith the Lord”... Do We Have to Listen? Rabbi Edward Chesman Sin: Isn’t that a Hebrew Letter? Rabbi Steven Jacobs If There Is No Mitzaveh... Then There Is No Mitzvot! All rabbis and participants will share their personal beliefs For reservations, complete and return with your check for $7.50 to: The Temple, 1589 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30367; Attn: Ms. Roberta Louis Deadline: September 15. Please print. NAME _ ADDRESS TELEPHONE CONGREGATION PAGE 15 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE September 5, 1986