34 Friday, February 10, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Flutist Eugenia Zukerman
to Be in Chamber Concert

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Scoliosis Meeting

The Scoliosis Association
of Michigan will meet 7:30
p.m. Thursday in the Ad-
ministrative Services
Building of William
Beaumont Hospital, Royal
Oak.
Physical therapist Donna
Reese, will speak on
scoliosis.

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chestra 8 p.m. Feb. 22 at Or-
chestra Hall.
The concert is being pre-
sented by the Chamber
Music Society of Detroit as
part of its 40th anniversary
season.
Ms. Zukerman appears
regularly as soloist with the
Los Angeles Philharmonic,
the Royal Philharmonic,
the Hamburg Bach Solis-
ten, the English Chamber
Orchestra, the Israel
Chamber Occhestra and the
St. Paul Chamber Or-
chestra.
She also has performed
with music ensembles,
including the Chamber
Music Society of Lincoln
Center, the Spoleto Fes-
tival in Italy, the Mostly
Mozart Festival, the
Edinburgh Festival and
the South Bank Festival
in London.
She was educated at the
Juilliard School and has ap-
peared with such other in-
ternationally acclaimed
flutists as Jean-Pier-re
Rampal and James Galway,
and with her violinist hus-
band Pinhas Zukerman.
Ms. Zukerman has ap-
peared on TV, has record al-
bums to her credit and is the
author of a novel, "Decep-
tive Cadence."

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LISTENING
POST

TZVIAH IDEN, daugh-
ter of Shirlee and Jack Iden,
who's had a lifelong love af-
fair with horses, fell in love
with Israel as well, at age 15
. . . Although it was difficult
trying to reconcile her two
loves . . . looks like she's fi-
nally done it.
In July, Tzviah will make
aliya, along with five rare
Egyptian Arabian horses
. . . All six of them will settle
at Kabouri, one of Israel's
most reknowned agricul-
ture schools . . . She will
teach horse science . . . . . .
Last year, Tzviah "master-
minded" the export of nine
Arabian steeds to Israel.
When the Sloan family
from Talaria Farms in
Metamora asked if she
knew of a champion quality
stallion, Tzviah told them
about Shatir, a Crabbet
(English bred) owned by the
Pilz group in Israel . . . She
escorted the Talaria man-
ager and trainer to Israel
and they subsequently
agreed to manage Shatir
when he came to the U.S.
In late November, Shatir
won his first class and
championship in Ocala, Fla.
. . . Tzviah, with an MA in
social work from University
of Michigan plus working
with disturbed children, is a
breeder and pedigree
scholar as well as consul-
tant to American and Is-
raeli Arabian horse dealers.
CONGRATS ... to Ellen
Wolfe . . . on her "11th
birthday" . . . She's a leap
year baby, born Feb. 29.
NICE PEOPLE DEPT.
... Tom Zolkowski and fel-
lows at Car Tunes store
sales and repair on Wood-
ward in Berkley . . . to the
rescue of Heidi Press.
PLANS ARE BEING
formulated for a Durfee
Junior High School Reu-
nion . . . Interested grads
from 1956 or 1957 should
mail name (maiden also if
gal), address, phone
number, year attended and
if know about others .. .
Send to Durfee Reunion
56/57, P.O. Box 2744,
Southfield, Mich. 48037.
NORTH DETROIT
General Hospital on Car-
penter in Detroit has
launched its own cable TV
program, "Prescription for
Health" weekly on Omnicon
stations . . . featuring
health tips plus interviews
with physicians and health
care experts on staff at
North Detroit General.
"Prescription for Health"
is taped at Omnicon studios
in Hamtramck under direc-
tion of Donna Learmont
Oleksiak and produced by
Betty Jean Rivkin . . . with
visual contact for Omnicon
viewers of Channel 15 in
Hamtramck, Plymouth,
Northville, Canton and
Belleville.
It is shown on Ham-
tramck Omnicon Cablevi-
sion, Wednesdays, 5:30
p.m., and Fridays, 3:30 p.m.

. . . All comjunities can view
the show twice a week .. .
day and time varying.
Betty Jean Rivkin is
"star" of the new cable show
. . . asking quegtions of
guest specialists (nuclear
medicine, oncologist, sur-
geon, hematologist, general
practitioner, etc.) . . . With
help at home of hubby, Dr.
Marvin Rivkin, plus her
own .knowledge, she is able
to ask queries with
authority.
SCOTT BALFOUR is
new assistant manager and
physical director at Execu-
tive Athletic Club, Travel-
ers Tower on Evergreen .. .
developing new physical
programs, etc.. . . He comes
to EAC from Beverly Hills
Racquet Club, serving as
assistant club manager.

DR. ' WILLIAM
MEYER, one of Michigan's

leading ophthalmologists,
has invented a new "Nova-
Curve Lens" . . . in use only
a few months the world over
. . . It is not only a boon to
current cataract patients,
but also for use with those
currently wearing uncom-
fortably thick glasses, who
have never had implants
during cataract surgery .. .
An estimated 3.5 million
persons are candidates for
this "secondary implant."
The revolutionary design
of the Nova-Curve lens is a
giant step forward in surgi-
cal treatment of cataracts
. . . Dr. Meyer is partner
with Dr. Dennis Weber at
Michigan Eye Institute in
Southfield.
BELATED
CON-
GRATS ... to sister Belle
Weingarden . . . and brother
Marvin Raskin . . . on their
birthdays.
NO MORE DREW &
TRUMBULL pr firm .. .
Sande Drew moved to Texas
. . . and Elliot Trumbull has
taken own offices as E.T.
Public Relations.

Hodgkin's Group
to Meet Monday

Diane Krome, a social
worker at Providence Hos-
pital, will speak on "The
Positive Aspects of Stress"
at the monthly meeting of
the Michigan Hodgkin's
Disease Foundation 7:30
p.m. Monday at the Provi-
dence Hospital Medical
Building.
For further information
on the meeting, contact the
foundation, 427-3737.

School Proposal

ALBANY, N.Y. (JTA) —
State Assemblyman Shel-
don Silver (D-Manhattan)
has introduced legislation
that would provide a
federally-funded program
for learning disabled chil-
dren to private and paroc-
hial schools in New York
state. The program is pre-
sently restricted to public
schools.

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