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54—CEMETERY LOTS
TWO cemetery lots. Beth Ab-
raham. Woodward Avenue.
559-8109.
The Benard and Rosalyn
Maas Scholar/Artist-in-
Residence Program for the
Fresh Air Society has pro-
vided endowments enabling
the inclusion of leading per-
sonalities in the agdncy's
camp program. This year's
scholars are Rabbi Gerald
Teller, superintendent of
the United Hebrew Schools;
Dr. Sheila Feigelson, educa-
tion consultant to the Ann
Arbor School System; Har-
riet Berg, artistic director,
the Renaissance Dance
Company of Detroit; and
Irving Berg, Art Depart7
merit chairman, Cass Tech-
nical High School.
Rabbi Teller, who was di-
rector of youth education at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek before
assuming his post with
UHS, will be a resource to
camp staff in developing
Jewish programs and will
also help guide the Hebrew
Kfar Ivri program. In work-
ing with senior staff, Rabbi
Teller will discuss his doc-
toral dissertation entitled
"Humanistic Education," a
clarification of its meaning
for Jewish education.
Plans Under Way for Annual
ZOD Balfour Concert Oct. 25
Dr. Lester Zeff, co- Past President Sidney Sil-
chairman with Max Sosin of verman will be the chair-
the annual Balfour Cele- man.
bration of the Detroit Dis-
Laker announced the
trict — Zionist Organiza- names of persons who
tion of America, announced will have leadership roles
that comedienne and im- in the Balfour Celebra-
pressionist Marilyn tion: Mrs. Sidney Z. Leib,
Michaels and concert women's committee
pianist Sergei Edelmann chairman; Laker and Sil-
will entertain at the annual verman, Kfar Silver
concert Oct. 25.
Scholarship Grantors;
Dr. Zeff made the an- Mrs. I. Walter. Silver and
nouncement at a planning Mrs. Bernard Weston,
meeting held in the home of Golden Sponsor chair-
Irving Laker, president of men; and Mrs. Silver,
the ZOD, and Mrs. Laker. publicity chairman.
The' meeting also was the
At the meeting, Rabbi
occasion to announce a new Fram spoke on the history of
concert fund-raising cate- the celebration.
gory, "Kfar Silver Schol-
For ticket information,
arship Grantors," of which call the ZOD, 569-1515.
* * *
Planning the annual Balfour Concert of the Detroit
District — Zionist Organization of America are, front
row, from left: Mrs. I. Walter Silver, Mrs. Bernard
Weston and Sidney Silverman; second row, from left;
Dr. Lester Zeff, Mrs. Sidney Z. Leib, Rabbi Leon Fram
and Mrs. Silverman; and back row, Mrs. Irving Laker
and Laker.
4,01,7,0D Has Forum on Israel
he Detroit District —
Zionist Organization of
America will have an in-
formal. public discussion as
part of its Round Table
Series 8 p.m. Thursday in
the Zionist Cultural Center.
The topic for the evening
will be "Israel and the UN."
Panelists include: Morris
Binkow, vice president of
the Detroit Chapter,
American Jewish Commit-
tee and a member of its na-
tional foreign relations
commission; Ronald Karp,
secretary of the Jewish
Community Council and
co-chairman of its commit-
tee of international con-
cerns; and Mrs. Anne
Silver, vice president of the
ZOD, moderator.
The public is invited free
of charge. Refreshments
will be served.' For details,
call the ZOD, 569-1515.
GERALD TELLER
SHEILA FEIGELSON
HARRIET BERG
IRVING BERG
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choreographer, will pro-
vide artistic direction to a
special dance village at
camp.' Drawing on her
experience in contem-
porary dance, jazz and
ethnic dance, Mrs. Berg
will train staff and work
Dr. Sheila (Happy)
Feigelson will serve her
third summer as the Maas
Scholar-in-Residence, with
the focus being on group
dynamics and interpersonal
relations. Among other ac-
tivities, she will be conduct-
ing sessions for staff on
strategies for building a
positive, supportive cli-
mate, and understanding
the processes of group de-
velopment. She will work
with all staff at both Orton-
ville and Brighton.
Dr. Feigelson received
her PhD in education
from the University of
Michigan in 1974. She
works as a consultant to a
variety of schools and
organizations, conduct-
ing workshops in com-
munication, motivation
and creative problem-
solving. In the fall she
will be teaching at the
University of Michigan.
Sculptor Irving Berg's
works are included in both
public and private collec-
tions. Berg's emphasis at
camp is to include art in
both the building and land-
scape architecture at camp.
His major goal this sum-
mer will be a Donor
Sculptor Court. The court
will be a special area com-
memorating the donors who
have made major contribu-
tions to the Fresh Air
Society. It will be a 30-foot
by 30-foot area located in
front of the camp office. A
sculpture honoring former
Fresh Air Society Executive
Director Sam Marcus will
be a centerpiece.
The panels containing the
names of donors will be
made of wood. A large arch
cast in concrete will focus
attention on the entrance.
Benches and design mod-
ules will be cast in concrete.
Berg hopes the court will be
a gathering place for small
groups and individuals
looking for a quiet spot to
meditate.
Harriet Berg, a Well-
known dancer and
Of the more than six mil-
lion mentally retarded per-
sons in America, 75 to 85
percent are capable of be-
coming self-supporting,
both economically and so-
cially — if they receive
adequate services such as
special education and voca-
tional preparation. Another
10 percent are capable of be-
coming partially self-
supporting, and only a
small proportion remain es-
sentially dependent.
with a group of 18 girls in
advance dance tech-
niques.
In addition, Mrs. Berg
will direct a Blue Grass
Dance Festival in which the
entire camp population of
400 children and 150 staff
will perform.
Mrs. Berg was recently
awarded the "Distinguished
Alumni Award" from
Wayne State University
and "Creative Artist
Award" of the Michigan
Foundation for the Arts.
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