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.* .. ***** .«. .... r BBYO’s Shalom chapter a boon for special children Atlanta’s B’nai B’rith Youth Organization is one of only two BBYO programs in the country that has a chapter for children with special needs. The Shalom chapter activites combine the best of BBYO with activities that are specific to its members’ needs, and they partici pate in such programs as the BBYO/Achim Lodge Maccabiah Games, Atlanta Council Runoffs and the Atlanta Council Dance. The chapter was started 10 years ago by Terri Wolkow, who was later joined by Loli Roffwarg and Pam Kronenberg. They plan and schedule programs, arrange trans portation for the members and serve as chaperons. Shalom chap ter is often involved with other AZA and BBG chapters and offers its members programs in Jewish heritage, athletics, community ser vice at the Jewish Home, as well as cultural and social programming, all geared to the abilities of the members. The chapter is also supported by the Atlanta Lodge of B’nai B’rith. Anyone who knows of a child who would enjoy the special activi ties and friendships offered by Sha lom Chapter is invited to call the BBYO office, 876-0343, for more information. Effective Oct. 20, The South ern Israelite's offices will be located at 300 Atlanta Tech nology Center, Suite 365, 1575 Northside Drive, N. W., Atlanta, GA 30318. The newspaper’s mailing ad dress will be P.O. Box 250287, Atlanta, GA 30325. There s nothing like a pizza party and Shalom BBYOers enjoy this one at Sal’s. Shalom chapter members at the Maccabiah Games were (first row, left to right): Daniel Spector, Lon Berger, Reyna Eisman, adviser Terri Wolkow and Emily Roffwarg. In back row are: Adviser Pam Kronen berg, Andy Hyman, Steven Friedlander, George Cotts, Sidney Neuhouse and adviser Loli Roffwarg. Greetings to all for a Sweet New Year Dave, Sandy, Alison & Julie Abrams Due to an oversight, these per sonal greetings were not in cluded in our High Holidays issues. We run them here with our apologies. To our friends and family L’Shana Tova Judith, Aaron, Marc & Cary Alembik To Our Friends ond Family L'Shono Tova Margaret and Sol Klug L’Shana Tova to all our friends & family Mr. & Mrs. Petty Bregman and family mi *»■ l Creative Candid Photography Our specialty is great photography HAMMOND FESTIVAL A#inA in SANDY SPRINGS 252-0209 nmm REALTORS* ZAC PASMANICK, CRS Certified Residential Specialist OFFERING THE BEST OF INTOWN LIVING MORNINGSIDE VIRGINIA-HIGHLAND MIDTOWN DRUID HILLS ANSLEY BUCKHEAD off.: 874-8800 Res.: 892-1177 BEES. Hives, excessive swelling, difficulty breathing or dizziness following an insect sting could put you at future risk for a fatal reaction. Yes, bees can be deadly. Our domestic bee and other stinging insects such as wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and fire ants are potential “killers” So don’t take stings lightly! Effective therapy directed at the prevention of such reaction is available from your Board Certified Allergist. BORRD CERTIFIED ALLERGISTS Metro Atlanta Call 255-9105 /or names of Board Certified ALLERGISTS / PAGE 17 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE October 17, 1986