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'Shalom'
art exhibit
“My Shalom, My Peace,” an
exhibition of twenty-nine
drawing* and eight poems by
Israeli Jewish and Arab children
at the Atlanta Jewish Communi
ty Center will remain on view
through March 24.
This exhibition was organised
by the United Jewish Appeal un
der whose auspices it is being
circulated throughout the
United States. The Atlanta ex
hibit is sponsored by the Atlanta
Jewish Welfare Federation.
Each word and image in the
paintings and poems is the ex
pression of a child who has
witnessed at least one war, slept
in shelters, learned about death
and whose greatest dream is
peace — “I don't like wars,” cries
out a 9-year-old boy, “They end
in wreaths and monuments.”
Gerontology
workshop sot
The Temple is now serving as
a training center in the area of
gerontology under the Institute
for Creative Development, a
national gerontology training
center at the University of
Georgia.
The Temple training center,
which has been nationally
recognised, has initiated an in
ternship program, workshops,
conference! and curriculum
development for . reif^ioos «
schools.
A March 9-12 workshop spon
sored by the Institute will serve
to train leaders in reform con
gregations throughout the coun
try in the field of aging.
Leonard Kramish, education
director of the Temple and dean
of the Institute, coordinated the
conference, Dr. Sanford
Shapero, national director of the
Institute and regional director of
UAHC is* keynoting the confe
rence. Also participating are
University of Georgia professors,
Dr. David Levine and Dr. Jim
Thorson, and Dr. George Gaxda
and Father Munn, also from the
university.
Training for young groups
JDC's Haber is next
lor speakers' series
The Atlanta Jewish Welfare
Federation’s Speakers Develop
ment Program continues its
education series on March 17
when Samuel Haber of the Joint
Distribution Committee will ad
dress the group.
The “Speakers Bureau” is
comprised of young men and
women who are preparing
themselves to speak in behalf of
the Atlanta Jewish Welfare
Federation. Last month, Rabbi
Arthur Lelyveld, in Atlanta to
address the Dele^te Assembly,
shared his experiences.
Mr. Haber, identified for the
past 30 years with the JDC, join
ed the international organiza
tion in 1947 as director for Ger
many. He supervised a, broad
program of aid to 200,000 Jewish
DP’s. Following the establish
ment of the State of Israel in
1948, he helped empty the DP
Camps speeding tens of
thousands of Jewish survivors to
Israel, the United States, and
Samuel Haber
other friendly lands.
In 1964 Mr. Haber was
assigned to JDC headquarters in
New York. In 1967 he was
elected executive vice-chairman.
Although the March 17 meet
ing is in behalf of the Speakers
Bureau, others interested in
attending can call the Federa
tion, 873-1661.
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