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(pub table), an informal group of
Jewish emigres from Germany
who met monthly to lunch and
reminisce.
But over time, people began to
lose interest and members G.
Vernon Leopold of Bloomfield
Hills and Henry Frehzee of West
Bloomfield joined Mr. Theyleg in
pushing the group toward a pur-
pose.
Mr. Theyleg previously had
met the Rev. Gustav Kopko, pas-
tor of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church in Warren and founder
of AGENDA. Together they
dreamed up the Nov. 6 concert,
"a musical afternoon emphasiz-
ing life."
Frank Theyleg: Significant event.
The Hyatt Regency is helping
by creating a Berlin-style pub ability of the musicians and be-
and food for the afternoon.
cause of the proximity of
Stammtisch members attend- Armistice Day (Nov. 11) and
ed an AGENDA-sponsored dis- Kristallnacht (Nov. 9). O
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Schindler's List. Another joint
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ast Thursday's turnout at a abilities and a former consultant
special education workshop to Farmington schools, Dr.
for synagogue and temple Sharpe showed the teachers sev-
teachers could be indicative eral different learning styles chil-
dren incorporate and how to
of a few things.
One, that there is a good per- fulfill all of the needs within a sin-
centage of school-age children gle lesson.
Dr. Sharpe spoke of her own
who have learning disabilities.
Or two, that Jewish educators struggles with dysgraphia and
are interested in improving
their methods for reaching
these students.
Sponsored by the Agency for
Jewish Education, the profes-
sional enrichment program was
the first in a series of four to ad-
dress the issue of learning dis-
abilities and attention
disorders.
Bayla Landsman, AJE's spe-
cial education consultant, said
the turnout of 56 educators,
some traveling from Ann Ar-
bor, was three times the num-
ber expected.
"We are pleased that a pro-
gram we offered on this subject
drew such a crowd," she said.
"I was inspired to see the
number of teachers who are
committed to come," Ms. Geri Levit: Using tools.
Landsman said. "I think that
everyone will come away with
many, many ideas to use in their dyslexia, two learning disabili-
ties.
classroom."
Geri Levit, a teacher of fifth
One draw for the program was
the lecturer, Dr. Florence Sharpe. and eighth grade at Congrega-
A local specialist in learning dis- tion Shaarey Zedek, attended the