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tit—nn.il.i. tti t4? l . 3ci/ ■■■■■■npaHPPqPM THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE November 28, 1986 Page 7 Women’s Plea targets Georgia’s female politicians Cathey Steinberg State Rep. Cathey W. Stein berg, House District #46, is the honorary chairwoman for the Women’s Plea for Soviet Jewry which will take place at I 1 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 4, at the State Capitol. Co-chairmen of the event are Barbara Planer and Erna Martino. The event, sponsored by 47 Jewish and non-Jewish women’s organizations in the Atlanta metropolitan area, has been held annually for more than 10 years. Each year the event is planned and hosted by a different organi zation. This year’s Women’s Plea is being convened by the Atlanta Jewish Federation’s Women’s Council. Women legislators of the Gen eral Assembly will be honored at the Women’s Plea, and each will light a candle on behalf of Soviet Prisoners of Conscience. The pro gram will also feature Bella Khomak, a former refusnik now living in Israel and working for the release of her parents still in the Soviet Union. The Women’s Plea for Soviet Jewry is designed to call atten tion to the plight of the 2.5 mil lion Jews of the Soviet Union. Each year, the plea highlights female political figures to em phasize that it is through the pol itical process that this important human rights issue can be most effectively addressed. Shuttle buses to the Capitol will leave the Federation build ing at 10a.m. For more informa tion, call Noah Levine at 873-1661. Dr. Elaine Levin featured Dec. 15 by women of AJF “Southern Women-The Dilem mas of High Achievement” will be the topic of a networking dinner sponsored by the Business and Professional W omen of the At lanta Jewish Federation at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 15. The program will feature Dr. Elaine L. Levin, psychologist in private practice and associate professor at Georgia State Uni versity. The dinner is part of a continu ing series of networking events designed to bring together and inform professional Jewish wom en. Linda Davidson, Shelley Gaynes and Wendy Ludwig are co-chairmen for the networking dinners. Cost for the program is $5. Reservations can be made by call ing Nancy Freedman, 873-1661. Comp. Value $20 to $22.50 BOTANY *500' SLACKS Washable dress slacks Available in black, brown, grey, and navy Sizes 30-44 Comp Value to S 22 50 McGREGOR SWEATERS Wool blend Shetland sweaters In solids and stripes in v-neck and crew neck models Comp Value $20 FAMOUS MAKER SPORTSHIRTS Available in a washable cotton blend in stripes and plaids Comp Value $20 FAMOUS MAKER DRESS SHIRTS Classic broadcloths in solids and stripes. •Comp Value $22 50 iday 2-fer Specials Famous Maker Wool Blend Suits 2-fer S I69 90 Comp. Value SI65 ea Contemporary styled wool blends m a large selection of solids, stripes and muted plaids Browning King* Suits 2-fer s 249 90 Comp. Value $225 ea. This season’s standout in value and looks These wool blends come in a variety of patterns end colors Can’t Use Two? Bring a Friend and Share the Savings. rr Witty Bros* Wool Blend Sportcoats 2-fer s 99 90 Comp Value $115 ea. Your cnoice of this season's styles and colors m our renown Witty Bros * coBection of sportcoats m herringbones and tick weaves Eagle 0 Sportcoats 2-fer S I79 90 Comp. Value $140 ea. Traditional styling m aH wool Shetland fancies and wool blend Hopsack Waters Hew Store RosweH/Dumvoody Loehmann's Plaza ■ 6610 Roswe* Rd * 642-7587 Nofthfjwf AtihwtB Northeast Ptaza * 3343 Buford Highway. N £ • 325 *423 Gwinnett Hal Comers Shopping Ctr • 213* Pleasant M* Rd across from Gwinnett Place * 476 4041 "CmEN’S wear [outlet Now At Stores Open Hon - Sat *0- 4 • Sun. 1130- S.JO The Gentlemen s Discount Center flnfiti w-'Vnise Mountain Service Merchandise Ptaaa • 46*0 Memorial Or at 1-285 292 7SSS •myma/M Loenmarw s PUza • 2514 Cobb Parkway ^SS-OSIl Murauam. <1 a-MMS* on tht yrtmwt Bxtus* *» our low prK«. skerMions «S b* msk M wSorwe Vita * Msuvrurd • Amvrnon £■(***»