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PAGE 2 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE September 5, 1986 ^S/aatriy S^l/cui/ay METRO WIDE DELIVERY MAJOR CREDIT CARDS BY PHONE - FLOWER SHOPS WT 255-7127 5975 Roswell Rd. Hommond Festivol Center 565-2217 1401 Johnson Ferry Rd. r.« Merchants Festival Center . -tfc - •*- ^USED • Credenzas • Sofas • Desks • Folding Tables • Chairs • End Tables • Bookcases • Conference Tables • Files • Storage Cabinets • Club Chairs • Typing Tables .. .and More! 1860 Cheshire Bridge Rd. N.E. (404) 872-8925 m it LITE OFFICE SUPPLIES & FURNITURE New Furniture located at 1851 PIEDMONT RD NE* ATLANTA GA 30324 Upda / & Baek-to- your o A ’ V/W1 x j ool Wardrobe' X r* ^ Oj lV y> Rhinestones & Studs O Jewelry Designed & Made By You jb** - * * IS tBEADAZZLES The Balconies cs. 290 Hilderbrand Drive, N.E. I j Sandy Springs, GA 30328 r/3 404/843-8606 M-F 10-5 Sat 10-4 Is Your Child Ready For School? Is speech and language delayed? Is attention span too short? Is hypersensitivity uncontrollable? Are social situations difficult? Northside Readiness School 4300 NORTHSIDE DRIVE, N. W. A TLANTA, GEORGIA 30327 261-3838 Preschool—all day, year round Self Contained Classes-Masters Level Teachers Focusing on: Speech and Language Attention Deficit Disorders Hyperactivity Social Skills OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE Israeli leaders to be in D.C. for high level discussions by Joseph Polakoff ^ im w v.vr WASHINGTON—Three and not six ministers in Israel’s government will be in Washington during Sep tember. “If all six came, it would look like enough to form a cabinet,” an Israeli commented. As previously announced. De fense Minister Yitzhak Rabin will be in the capital Sept. 10, 11 and 12. A principal topic of his talks at the State and Defense departments will be the “N ATOization” of Israel. That expression in U.S.-Israeli rela tions was first used officially by Rep. Benjamin Gilman (R-N.Y.), the second ranking minority mem ber of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee for Europe and the Middle East. It refers to providing Israel with the standing of members of the North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization (NATO) that received special economic and military rela tions with the United States. Within three or four days after Rabin leaves Washington, Prime Minister Shimon Peres will arrive for a meeting with President Rea gan and his foremost aides regard ing prospects for Israeli-Arab peace talks. Originally planned for late September, then shifted to Sept. 16, his visit now apparently is booked for Sept. 15. However, the Israeli Embassy would not confirm the date. Shimon Peres His arrival will be preceded, ac cording to reports from Egypt, by the first summit meeting between him and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Sept. 10 or 11 in Alexan dria. A Cairo magazine, A1 Mus- sawar, forecast Egypt and Israel will agree before those dates to submit the Taba dispute to binding international arbitration. Egypt has conditioned the summit and return of its ambassador to Israel on reso lution of the Taba issue but it appears that Cairo has lowered its bargaining to arbitration. It also has been indicated that Mubarak and Jordan’s King Hus sein will meet prior to the Mu- barak-Peres meeting. When the State Department was asked about Yitzhak Rabin its role in the summits, a spokes man, Charles Redman, noted “those meetings don’t involve the U.S. directly.” While the U.S. is inter ested in them, he said, “it is not up to me to speculate what might come out.” With his term as prime minister expiring within a month of his Washington visit, reports indicate Peres is striving to position build ing blocks for fruitful results of the “Peace process.” He has said he will continue to press for West Bank/ Gaza talks with Jordan when he becomes foreign minister and leaves the prime ministry to his Likud counterpart in the coalition government, Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Shamir is not expected to come to Washington during his attend ance at the opening sessions of the United Nations General Assembly in New York in late September. While there he will confer with Secretary of State George Shultz. Of the three other Cabinet mem bers who were to arrive in the U.S. in September, Finance Minister Moshe Nissim will be in Washing ton. He is expected to come with Peres to discuss U.S.-Israeli bilat eral financial matters. Health Min ister Motto Gur and Agriculture Minister Arye Hehemkin have can celed their visits for September. They are nowexpected in the weeks after Rosh Hashana. IS LIPINSKY REPORTING court and deposition reporters announces the relocation of their offices to 1109 Garden Court Atlanta, Georgia 30328 - 4540 (404) 395-0664 Congregation Beth Tefillah Open Invitation The community is invited to share a Shabbat with us. September 13, 1986 Shabbat Parshat Ki-Teitzei Services begin 9:30 a.m. followed by a congregational kiddush 5065 High Point Road Atlanta, GA 30342 Yossi New, Rabbi 843-2464 ^ Now accepting applications for ’w- membership & reseroationsfor the High Holidays BATHROOMS SHOULDN'T BE BORING A H|ii W ,ii«|ii||Hil«i I’*’*** 1 Complete bathroom renovations Plumbing repairs A installation Shower pans replaced MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE 4he-mostef-bath- (404)971-8162 MARK BRESSLER BRESSlE MASTER PLUMBER JOURNEYMAN nil DESIGNIR/BUIIDER DESIGN SPECIAL'S J V