THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 48 Friday, June 18, 1982 1st Closet•Reg. Price Min. $800. 2nd Closet • 10% Off Additional Closets • 20% Off Offer Ends 6-30.82 LUTTER THE SPACE PLACE WE PLAN, INSTALL AND ACCESSORIZE . CLOSETS 28956 Orchard Lake Rd., Farmington Hills, MI 48018 (Between 12 and 13 Mile Roads) • 855-9678 NEW Meeting Told JVS-CW Emphasis Changing Programs for aid to the newly unemployed and mobilization for continuity in vocational training and aid to the elderly and re- tarded were outlined at the annual meeting of the Jewish Vocational Service and Community Workshop, June 10, held at the Sheraton-Southfield Hotel. Mrs. Nora Barron, the agency's president, declared that through its 40 years of ORLEANS • Kosher Meat & Poultry 15600 W. 10 Mile Rd. at Greenfield New Orleans Mall opposite Star Bakery 569-1323 We tarry Only Kosher Meat and Poultry We Kasher Only On Request Our Ground Beef, Beef Patties & Cubed Steaks are always kashered We Wrap For Freezing and Deliver at No Extra Charge Watch for our specials of the week COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES And that's the whole family! Individuals pay only $90. It's a great deal. From May 31 to September 5, your Summer Swim Club membership entitles you to the use of JCC's outdoor facilities including: • basketball court • grass volleyball court • tetherball • play area • lounges • snack bar • table game area • track • 2 platform tennis courts—with no court fees. service, the JVS-CW has ices to the newly unem- been a "beacon of hope" to ployed and single women the disabled and the disad- who are heads of house- holds and who are with- vantaged. Agency Executive Direc- out work. tor Albert I. Ascher noted JVS is also working that the 40th year of opera- closely with the state De- tions has taken place in the partment of Mental Health most "adverse economic and to facilitate the de- social climate" in which the institutionalization of men- agency has operated. "Eco- tally ill and mentally re- nomic hard times" he noted, tarded people by expanding "are not new to Detroit, but its workshop services. what is new is a shift in val- During the annual meet- ues which has resulted in ing, Celeste Rabow, a repre- less public support for social sentative of Detroit Coun- service agencies." During 1981-1982, due cilwoman Maryann Mahaf- to some federal and state fey, read a proclamation /is- cutbacks, some agency sued by the Detroit City services to the handi- Council commending JVS capped had to be re- for its 40 years of service. duced. However, the Walter Nussbaum read a agency did experience proclamation from Gover- growth in other areas of nor William Milliken hon- service. At present, in oring the agency's 40 years light of the changing eco- of service to the citizens of nomic climate in gov- Michigan and commended ernment policies, the it for its close working rela- agency is shifting its pro- tionships with various state file of client services. agencies. Mrs. Marlene Handler, While fewer handi- capped and aged people are being served, em- phasis is being placed upon expansion of serv- Plus you may use these indoor facilities: • 11 racquetball courts—with no court fees • 5 squash courts—with no court fees • indoor track • weight room • gymnasiums • free slimnastic classes • babysitting services (a fee is charged). And there's more. Your Swim Club membership fee may be applied to year 'round memberships. Just call 661-1000 ext. 166. And you-get member's rates for summer classes, too. Sign up now. And have a fun, healthy summer. JCC Hours Outdoor Pool Indoor Pool Main building Sunday Monday - Thursday Friday Saturday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. it JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT 6600 West Maple Road • West Bloomfield, MI 48033 • Phone 661-1000 Due to this special offer, Summer Swim Club membership fees must be paid in full, in advance. Outdoor pools open June 13. JVS board member, pre- sented the "Employer of the Year" Award to Telecheck Michigan, Inc., for its out- standing cooperation in as- sisting JVS to find jobs for its clients. The "Contractor of the Year" award was pre- sented by Richard Mad- din, treasurer of JVS, to the Chip Clip Corp. for its cooperation in providing contract work for the JVS-CW sheltered work- shop clients. Mrs. Barron was re- elected president of board. Also elected w Irving Goldman, Stuart Goldstein and John Green- berg, vice presidents; De- nnis Kayes, secretary; and Maddin, treasurer. Elected to the board were Abraham Burnstein, James Deutchman, Harold Elson, Honey Friedman, Julie Levy, Walter Nussbaum, Sonny Raichlen, Ken Saf- rin, Morris Silverman and Melvin Wallace. * * In the top photograph, Mrs. Nora Barron accepts a proclamation by Governor Milliken from Walter Nussbaum. In the bottom photograph, Richard Mad- din, right, presents the JVS-CW Contractor of the Year Award to Frank Groth and Tom Corrigan of Chip Clip Corp. Applebaum Is Re-Elected Historical Society President Phillip Applebaum was re-elected president of the Jewish Historical Society of Michigan at the society's 23rd annual meeting. Other officers are: Lenore Miller and H. Saul Sugar, vice presidents; Ida Levine, treasurer; Esther Klein, re- cording secretary; Gertrude F. Edgar, corresponding secretary; Sarah Rogoff, fi- nancial secretary. Elected to the board of di- rectors were: Sarah Bell, Judy Cantor, Laurence B. Deitch, Walter L. Field, Carol Finerman, Leon Fram, Morris Friedman, Philip Handleman, Laur- ence Imerman, Walter E. Klein, Mrs. Louis LaMed, Reuben Levine, Stanley Meretsky, Harold Norris, Evelyn Noveck, Patricia Pilling, Bette A. Roth, Ab- raham Satovsky, Bette Sc- hein, Oscar D. Schwartz, - PHILLIP APPLEBAUl∎A Howard Sherizen, Devera Stocker, George M. Stutz, Adelle W. Staller and Lee Waldbott. The great majority of those who speak of perfecti- bility as a dream, do so be- cause they feel that it is one which would afford them no pleasure if it were realized. —John Stuart Mill