Help for Children of Divorce Starts Counseling Program
A Los Angeles partnership between the Conciliation Court and the Council of Jewish Women's Child Youth and Family Counseling launched a program to counsel children at the time of parental separation. Caseworkers aim to identify problem-prone youngsters early and refer families to supportive services to prevent later difficulties. The initiative, evaluation planned for this summer, operates as crisis counseling with 1-6 sessions and emphasizes parental involvement over direct ongoing treatment for children.
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Los Angeles
Estheracobs
Carson-Gardena
Conciliation Court
Mike Elkin
Concilition Court
Elkin
Council of Jewish Women’s Child, Youth and Family Counseling Service
Council
Council of Jewish Women
Counseling children of divorce at Long Beach Conciliation Courts
In Long Beach and Torrance areas, counselors describe how children react to divorce. Sessions help kids express feelings, dispel misconceptions, and involve parents in planning futures. Visits address custody and visitation while pilots assess referrals and outcomes this summer.
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Hugh McIisaac
Torrance Conciliation Court
Meiisaac
Helen Litwin
Long Beach
Counseling to Meet Kids Needs Youth Service
The Child, Youth and Family Counseling Service grew from a volunteer project of the Los Angeles Section NCJW before World War I. By 1951 they hired a paid staff and established a program for children aged 5 to 18 and their families.
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the Child, Youth and Family Counseling Service
Los Angeles
The
National Council of Jewish Women
Celeste Kaplan
Mixed Masters art show opens in Long Beach
The Mixed Masters 75 exhibition opens Saturday at 630 Long Beach Blvd with free admission and a reception 7 to 10 p.m. The show runs Wednesdays through Sundays noon to 4 p.m. through June 6. Artists include Michael Auping and Paul R. along with local Long Beach, highlighting diverse media from paint to conceptual works.
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Long Beach Blvd
Sheri Beebe
Long Beach
Michael Auping
Course Preaches Assertiveness For Women
Dr. Patricia Jacobowski-Spector of the University of Missouri leads nationwide workshops on assertiveness for women. The four stage course covers distinguishing assertion from aggression, recognizing basic rights, reducing emotional blocks, and practicing new communication patterns to say no, finish, and be heard.
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Patricia Jacobowski-Spector
University of Missouri
Jacobowski-Spector
Loyal Pulley Golf Tournament biographies and social notes
Seventeen years after its founding the Loyal Pulley Golf Tournament returns to Singing Hills for a three day event chaired by Henry and Penny Shriver. Results include Gene Russell and Bob Waestman winning best men, Marie Brown and April Griffin top women, Sterling Clayton low gross, and April Griffin low net with other winners listed.
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Singing Hills
Henry
Penny Shriver
Betty Williams
Ann Nott
Don Grisham
Liz
Bertha Loverink
Gene Russell
Bob Waestman
Marie Brown
April Griffin
Sterling Clayton
Henry Shriver
Judy Kilpatrick
Don Meyer
Carolee Clayton
Loyal Pulley
Loraine Ackerman
Blaine Simons
Roy Brown
Carroll Dunnam
Janelle
Dave Eagleson
Virginia
Chuck Stratton
Babe
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Council of Jewish Women’s Service
Linda Fujikawa
Bob Shumway
Long Beach, Calif
Fri
Joyce Christensen
Department of Public Social Services
PTA
Los Angeles County Conciliation Court
N. Fairfax Ave
First United Methodist Church
Gardena
YWCA
Carson
Compton
el Nido
Los Angeles Council of Jewish Women
Carson Gardena
Beachy Artszestivals
Auping, Paul R
John Hillis Sanders
Gregory Tamminga
Sallying
Emerick Nobuo Yoshimoto
David Ae Brian Forrest
Tim Ternstrom
Southern
California
By Geraldine Strozier
Knight News Service
Landlarks
Addie Hanawalt
Angel
Soroptimist Club
Children’s Home Society
Paul
Alyce Nichol
Helen Kight
Stephen
Jacque Jones
Iris Freelander
Victor Borge
Dorothy Thompson
Mac
Newport Beach
San Diego
Victor
Sanna
Connecticut
Dorothy
Mexico City
Son
Susan
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