48 Friday, September 24, 1976
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Family, Resettlement Services Dedicate Greenfield Building
The new offices of
Jewish Family Service
•• and Resettlement Ser-
vice at 24123 Greenfield,
Southfield, were dedi-
cated Sept. 12 with the
formal unveiling of a
plaque honoring the
donors and a tour of the
TO ALL OUR
FRIENDS & PATRONS
building. More than 200
attended the ceremonies.
Martin E. Citrin, presi-
dent of the Jewish Wel-
fare . Federation, praised
JFS and Resettlement
Service for the outstared-
ing work they have done
in helping families under
may the
e.
Year
ring Peace
and Jhatih
e
Wishing All Our Friends and Customers
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Shown at the dedication ceremonies for the building
housing the Jewish Family Service and Resettlement
Service are, from left, Dr. Max B. Winslow, Clarice
Freud, Samuel Lerner, Joseph Garson, Mrs. Joseph H.
Jackier, Richard F. Huegli, Martin E. Citrin, Roman N.
Lucky and Rabbi Lane Steinger.
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stress. He indicated that
the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration and the United
Jewish Charities were
proud to contribute their
funds and support for the
new quarters and pointed
out that this was a miles-
tone in the career of the
agency,moving with the
shifts of the Jewish popu-
lation.
Richard F. Huegli,
executive vice president
of United Community
Services, praised the
work of the agency and its
high quality of services.
Joseph Garson, presi-
dent of JFS, commended
the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration .and the United
Foundation Capital Fund
Division for their initial
contributions of funds to
enable the agency to
purchase and renovate the
new quarters.
JWV
EXTENDS
GREETINGS
FOR THE
NEW YEAR
WITH BEST WISHES TO ALL
FOR HEALTH & HAPPINESS
26550 GREENFIELD at 11 Mile
Oak Park
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DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN LADIES
AUXILIARY will have a
meeting 8 p.m. Thursday
at the Jewish War Vete-
rans Memorial Home. Lt.
Roy F. Green Auxiliary
will host the meeting.
Carolyn Mann, depart-
ment president, will give
a report on the national
convention in Florida at
which Detroiters re-
ceived three national ap-
pointments: Sarah Ne-
mon, Jewish affairs;
Rosalind Liner, national
advisory board; and Gert
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Representatives from
Oakland - Livingston
Human Service Agency
will be at the Oak Park
Senior Citizens Activity
Center Oct. 7 to take pic-
tures of all people living
in Oakland County over
age 60, for a county wide
discount identification
.card.
The hours of picture
taking will be from 10
a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.
Advahce registration is
preferred and an applica-
tion card may be filled out
any week day at the
Senior Center.
Bus transportation for
Oak Park residents is av-
ailable at a nominal
charge. For information,
call the parks and recrea-
tion office; 541-0900. •
"The new offices will
permit the skilled profes-
sional staff to render a
variety of services," he
said. "New group therapy
rooms have been built
and a child therapy room
has been installed, and
there are individual in-
terviewing offices for
over 30 professional
casework staff, who see
families and individuals
for counseling and
psychotherapy."
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier,
chairman of the meeting,
commended the individu-
als in the community who
generously gave of their
funds and time and.
energy to raise funds for
the renovation. A wall
plaque is being installed
and a booklet prepared to
recognize the major con-
tributors.
Miss Clarice Freud, pro-
fessor emeritus of the
University of Michigan
School of Social Work, was
guest speaker. She re-
minisced about the early
history of the agency, re-
called the time in 1941-44
when she was the director
of the Jewish Children's
Bureau, which merged in
1944 with the Jewish So-
cial Service Bureau.
The agency changed its
name to Jewish Family
and Children's Service in
1957 and then to the
Jewish Family. Service in
1975.
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