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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38 Friday, January 16, 1981
Israeli's Exercise Program
Smithsonian Article Topic
MAGICIAN
Exciting
entertainment for
your organization.
club or private party.
A unique exercise pro-
gram taught by Moshe Fel-
denkrais, an Israeli scien-
tist, is spotlighted in the
January issue of Smithso-
nian magazine.
The Feldenkrais tech-
nique, which is being used
to aid invalids and profes-
sional athletes along with
people looking to become
Stage Shows
Close up magic
Audience
Participation
Mel Eisenberg
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more in touch with them-
selves, involves a program •
of principles and exercises
which make the brain more
aware of the body.
The 76-year-old Felden-
krais, who bears a re-
semblance to his longtime
friend and supporter, the
late David Ben-Gurion,
teaches his method in Tel
Aviv (where he now lives)
and at workshops held all
over the world.
Feldenkrais' "pupils" (he
uses this term, rather than
"patients," to describe the
people he works with) have
included violinist Yehudi
Menuhin, the late an-
thropologist Margaret
Mead and basketball star
Julius Ervin. He has also
treated hundreds of chil-
dren and adults afflicted
with cerebral palsy, multi-
ple sclerosis and other mus-
cular diseases.
The doctrine of chances is
the bible of the fool.
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NCJW Week Board Meeting
to Focus on Agency Services
Lantos to Seek
Bill Honoring
Swedish Hero
In celebration of NCJW
Week, Sondra Nathan,
president of Greater Detroit
Section, National Council of
Jewish Women, announces
plans for an open board
meeting 9:45 a.m. Jan. 27 at
the NCJW offices, 16400 W:
12 Mile, Southfield.
The morning's agenda
will also feature regular
board business, allowing
guests a view of the wide
scope of NCJW activities.
Highlighting the agenda
will be a presentation by
NCJW chairmen and the
professionals with whom
they work, "Professionals
and Volunteers: A Unique
Partnership."
Bruce Binstok, execu-
tive director of the Or-
chards Southfield Resi-
dence, and Barbara
Moretsky, chairman, will
introduce board mem-
bers and guests to the
newest project of Or-
chards Children's Serv-
ices, a short-term group
care facility for emotion-
ally disturbed adoles-
cents of Oakland County.
The residence is funded
by the Oakland County
Community Mental
Health Services Board
and serviced by the Or-
chards staff.
Stephanie Keywell and
Marlene Schwartz, together
with a representative of the
Oakland County Courts,
will explain NCJW's newest
project, CASA (Court Ap-
pointed Special Advocates).
The program is designed
to guide Oakland County
children who are court-
retained permanent wards
through the court system
and ultimately to initiate
adoption procedures or pro-
vide stable long-term foster
care. Since November, 17
children have been assigned
to 11 teams of specially
trained volunteers who are
helping to expedite the
youngsters' progress.
The 11 CASA teams in-
clude: Susan Alterman,
Rochelle Blum, Clara
Cohen, Janice Cutler,
Rosalie Dean, Lois
WASHINGTON — The
introduction of a bill in
Congress making Raoul
Wallenberg an honorary
U.S. citizen is being
planned by freshman Rep.
Tom Lantos (D-Calif.), ac-
cording to an article in the
Washington Post.
The story of Wallenberg,
the scion of a Swedish bank-
ing family who is credited
with saving thousands of..
Hungarian Jews during
World War II, was shown
recently on Public Televi-
sion in. Washington.
Wallenberg was arr
by the Soviets in 1945. They
reported his death in 1947,
but many people, including'
Lantos, have turned up evi-
dence that Wallenberg was
kept alive in Soviet prisons
for a much longer period of
time, and may still be alive
Fishman, Myra Good-
man, Lois Granader,
Marilyn Hoskow, Be-
verly Hutton, Jackie
Levy, Shirley Lowenthal,
Linda Merkle, Joy
Nachman, Sarah Schiff,
Hermine Silver, Marilyn
Sobel, Joyce Sosin, Lynn
Starman, Anita Sudakin,
lens and Bar-
Shirley Wil
bara Zeitlin.
CASA workers have been
offered in-service training
sessions, a visit to Camp
Oakland and a panel pre-
sentation which included
input from seven profes-
sionals in social work, legal,
foster parent, education,
mental health and judicial
fields.
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A program entitled, "The
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American Jewish Compos-
ers," will be presented. Ap-
pearing in the program will
be: Ruth Katzman, Esther
Cutler, Florence Malach,
Rhoda Wallace, Irma
Pasick, Louise Lazarus, Til-
lie Nodler, Victoria Burg
and Jackie Rogers. Accom-
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Joe Katzman is the nar-
rator.
Refreshments will be
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The public is invited. For
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