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PAGE 6 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE September 5, 1986 Harru Norman, realtors- S*nCe 1030 At Your Service. Promise. Brian Lawson Realtor Specializing in listing, marketing and selling residential property in Northeast and Northwest Atlanta. Office: 329-0188 Res.: 325-5588 Atlantans to show solidarity during SimchatTorah Rally HIGH HOLY DAYS WORSHIP SERVICES 1986 Join us as we sound the Shofar. KEHILLAT CHAIM n^n n?" Rosh Hashannah Services October 3 & 4 RABBI Harvey J. Winokur Yom Kippur Services October 12 & 13 CANTOR Charles Julian Call the Kehillah Office for Further Information 252-4441 “A Reform Congregation serving the North Atlanta Suburbs." Please inquire about our Sunday School beginning in September. The most important community event on behalf of Soviet Jewry for this year will take place at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, at The Temple. This Simchat Torah Rally for Soviet Jews will bring together the Jewish community; political leadership at the federal, state and local levels; religious and business leaders from Atlanta in a display of solidarity for the 2.5 million Jews of the Soviet Union. The rally will represent our community’s public statement to President Reagan that the issue of Soviet Jewry must be raised force fully with Mr. Gorbachev at all levels of United States/Russian relations. A massive petition drive munity and statewide dignitaries, members of synagogues, temples, organizations, agencies, youth launched in September will culmi- , groups and members from the com- nate with thousands of signatures. munity-at-large will be brought to- Letters written to Reagan by com- gether and “mailed” at the rally. Recent Atlanta visitors to refus- niks in the Soviet Union will share their experiences. Children from the Jewish community will partici pate in song and collective state ment. The entire program will be video-taped and copies sent to the president to show him the extent of this community’s support for Soviet Jewry. The rally is sponsored by the Worldwide Jewish Affairs Subcom mittee of the Federation’s Com munity Relations Committee. Rally chairpersons are Raida and Mar tin Reish. Jack Horowitz is the chairman of Worldwide Jewish Af fairs. For further information, contact Noah Levine at the Federation, 873-1661. The rally is free and open to the public. Representation expands at AJF with board of trustees members As part of a continuing effort to broaden community representation on the board, four new institu tional trustee positions have been added to the Atlanta Jewish Fed eration’s board of trustees. An amendment to the Federation’s by laws requires that four presidents from among Jewish agencies and organizations in Atlanta not cur rently represented be selected to serve on the board The Federa tion’s nominating committee will review candidates for the position and make recommendations to the board yearly. “These new positions have been created as part of an Congregation Beth Shalom A Conservative Synagogue Serving North Atlanta Leonard H. Lifshen, Spiritual Leader Be our guest Prospective and New Members for a C[)eese4 o^ttiavia9 a,v S a Sunday, September 14 7:30 p.m. at the synagogue 3147 Chamblee-Tucker Road (jUcct ou* Qabbi 6 sta{{ and enjoy the heats and sounds ofj deClghtiuQ meQodies uiitl\ a sing-a-Conq. For further information & reservations, call the synagogue office, 458-0489 ongoing effort to reach out to the Jewish community to help insure that all community interests are represented on our board,” said Mrs. Betty R. Jacobson, Federa tion president. Bruce Gaynes, president of B’nai B’rith Georgia State Association; Marsha Bergman, president of Congregation Beth Shalom; Nancy Levine, president of the National Council of Jewish Women Atlanta Section; and George Fox, presi dent of Temple Emanu-El, have been appointed to the board for a one-year term. The Atlanta Jewish Federation is at the center of the 60,000- member Atlanta Jewish commun ity. It is the primary fundraising, budgeting, social planning and community relations body for its beneficiary agencies in the Atlanta area and supports social and hu manitarian programsenrichingthe quality of lifefor Jews in Israeland throughout the world. Its functions include the Endowment Fund Pro gram, Israel interpretation, out reach to newcomers and an increas ing variety of educational and cul tural programming. Atlanta T echnion sets plans for annual event Robert Rinzler, chairman of the board of the Atlanta Chapter of the American Technion Society- Israel Institute of Technology, has announced that the annual Atlanta Dinner will be held on Sunday evening. Sept. 28, at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel, with the reception beginning at 7 p.m. The dinner chairmen will be Barbara and Daniel Kingloff. Their committee is in formation and will be an nounced later. Technion is the oldest techno logical university in Israel. It is considered to be the MIT of the Middle East graduating 75 percent of Israel’s engineers. Officers of the Atlanta Chapter are: Dr. Ben T. Zinn, Robert R. Rinzler, Roy Cobb. A. Jay Schwartz, Mrs. Roseanne Zinn and Mrs. Betty Anne Jacobson. Board members are: William Breman, Dr. S. Perry Brickman, Elliott Cohen, Keith Ducoffe, Peter Ducoffe, Sidney Feldman, Law rence M. Frank, Sherwin Glass, Dr. Marvin Goldstein, Jack I. Goodman, Dr. Leon Gross, Fred erick M. Halperin, Gerald D. Horowitz, Harvey Jacobson, Larry Joseph, Dr. Fred Katz, Dr. Dan Kingloff, Alan Levenson, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Lipson, Milton Rauzin, Dr. and Mrs. Willaim E. Schatten, Stanley B. Siegel, Marvin Singer, Mrs. Ruth Krengel Spector, How ard Workman and Mrs. Erwin Zaban. Creative Candid Photography Our specialty is great photography HAMMOND FESTIVAL In SANDY SPRINGS 252-0209 J mm IMMI (IWUMaMMBMUi