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Page 18-THE NEWS-February 1989 Jewish Family Life Education Cosponsored by Jewish Communitv Center and Jewish Family Services Jewish Family life Education is a group discussion program for people of all ages within the community. JFLE’s purpose is to enhance the quality of life for individ uals and families. With an emphasis on growth development, people learn new and successfuly ways to look at problems that aris out of the normal life cycle. Also, JFLE programs are designed to prevent stressful events from becoming serious crises. GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER—WHEN BABY BROTHER/ SISTER ARRIVES Defines sibling rivalry, its effect on children and parents, anticipates the stressors that need to be taken into account and celebrate joys of new baby. Below is a listing of WINTER SESSION JFLE workshops. These workshops are designed for parents and their children. Each workshop costs $7 per person, is one night only, and has a minimum registration of 10 individuals. The work shops will be held at Shalom Park and meet 7:30-9 p.m. For more information on JFLE pro grams, please contact Scott Snyder or Iris Madison, 366-5007. DIALOGUE WITH WORKING AND NON-WORKING MOTHERS Examine how changes in today’s society have affected women’s roles both in and out of the home. Discussion also includes issues confronting homemaker mom and the career woman. W., Feb. 1 Shari Blair, MS Early Childhood T, Feb. 21 Iris Madison, ACSW PARENTS AREN’T PERFECT Focus on predictable disappointments and difficulties arising from a parent’s need to be perfect, faultless or super. Together, we will concentrate on ways to replace rigidity in our roles as parents with openness and flexibility. WHAT IS A NORMAL ADOLESCENT? How often do we see our children engaging in behaviors that are unacceptable and difficult for us to understand? Examine age appropriate behaviors, parental expec tations and ways to improve communica tion. W, Mar. 1 Stuart Cohen, Ph.D. Child Psychologist T, Feb. 7 Adrienne Rosenberg, ACSW MANAGING SIBLING RIVALRY DAD AND HIS CHILDREN WHAT IS DAD’S ROLE? Provides men an opportunity to share joys, challenges and frustrations of parenting. For fathers and “expectant” fathers only. Anger, firustration and sadness are some of the emotions parents experience as they observe their children fighting with each other. Workshop helps parents more effectively handle their children’s con flicts, while experiencing growth as a parent. Soviet Jewry Rally Well Attended W, Feb. 15 Irv Edelstein, ACSW T, Mar. 7 Sam Blumenthal, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist YOUR CHILD’S SEXUALITY Assists parents in instilling positive attitudes about sexuality in children of all ages. Together, we will focus on parents/ child communication as it relates to sexuality and the installation of respon sible sexual values in our children. W, Mar. 15 Penny Wallace, ACSW Money For Tomorrow — It’s Our Business Call on me Paul S. Kronsburg EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NY Suite 415 2100 Rexford Rd. Bus; 365-3523 Res; 535-5775 Preserve the future Take stock In Ancrlca. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Todd’s Flowers and Plants Serving Charlotte for almost 50 years Best Wishes For A Happy Valentine’s Day • We have a beautiful selection of roses, spring flowers and blooming plants. • Ask about our new wine/candy/rose combination. • We offer city-wide delivery and worldwide wire service. SouthPark Mall 364-5697 Eastiand MM 535-2505 Carmal Common* 542-6769 1600 E. Indapandanc* Blvd. 332-5167 Indapandanca Cantar (101 N. Tryon) 376-0131 TODD'S FLOWERS Mayor Pro-Tem A1 Ronsao reading Mayor*a proclamation. By Claire Putterman On Sunday, December 11, 300 members of the Char lotte Jewish community gathered at Shalom Park in order to plead the cause of Jews held captive in the Soviet Union. The event, “Light Freedom’s Way,” sponsored by HaLailah B’nai B’rith Women, Char lotte Chapter B’nai B’rith Women, Hadassah and the Charlotte Jewish Federa tion, was a memorable and emotional experience. The guest speaker, Linda Fleishman of Greensboro, a national board member of Hadassah, told of her daring experiences in the Soviet Union and urged each and every Jew to actively fight for freedom for every Rus sian Jew. Mayor Pro-Tem A1 Rousso read a proclamation from Mayor Sue Myrick declaring December 11,1988 as Soviet Jewry Day. The program included a film about celebrated Soviet refusenik Ida Nudel, who endured eight years of Si berian exile before being allowed to emigrate in Oc tober ’87. Kathleen McClain, reli gious editor of The Charlotte Observer, was honored for her continued devotion and support of Soviet Jewry. Ms. McClain has traveled to the Soviet Union in order to meet with refuseniks. She has spoken to various organ izations on their behalf and helped to organize a letter- writing campaign to govern ment officials. Ms. McClain marched in Washington, D.C. with 250,000 people to fight for freedom for those who can not. Dr. Boris Rozovski, for merly of the Soviet Union, now a professor at UNCC, spoke of his friends and colleagues who still remain a part of this intolerable and inhuman situation. The evening concluded with the lighting of a menor- ah in honor of eight refusen ik children. As the blaze from 300 candles shimmered brilliantly, Stephen Haas led the audience in singing “Don’t Let the Light Go Out.” This Soviet Jewry Rally must be the spark for this community to continue pleading the case for free dom for refuseniks. To change the present ominous situation will take strong efforts on many fronts. No single effort will miraculous ly turn the tide. But, we must not let the world fail to notice what is happening. This spring there will be another letter-writing event on behalf of Soviet Jewry. This is your opportunity to write to your Congressmen, Soviet officials and other prominent leaders to inform them that we, the Jews of Charlotte, want our Soviet brothers and sisters out of captivity. Special occasions... deserve special treatment The Park Hotel. Special in many ways. Extra-ordinary catering attended by flawless service. In a setting that sparkles! Birthdays Anniversaries Bar Mitzvahs Weddings Banquets Business Luncheons Any Special Event Give your next special occasion the special attention it desen/es 2200 REXFORD ROAD ■ CHARLOTTE NC ■ (7 0 4) 364-8220
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