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Jewish Family Service, a licensed outpa-
tient clinic that provides social and men-
tal health services to people of all ages,
has received $796,421 from United Way
Community Services — a 2.5 percent
increase over last year's allocation.
The funds, raised during the United
Way Torch Drive, will enable JFS to
provide services to the community's
most vulnerable residents.
United Way funding to JFS is ear-
marked for children and youth in crisis;
abuse and neglect; family and individual
counseling; emergency hunger and
homelessness; health care; housing; older
adults; the unemployed and underem-
ployed.
"These allocations are possible
because the people of this community
are about their friends and neighbors in
need. They generously gave to the 1998
Torch drive to support the essential ser-
vices provided by agencies like the
Jewish Family Service," said UWCS
president and CEO Virgil Carr.
JFS has offices in Southfield and
West Bloomfield.

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Beth Isaac Elects Board

Beth Isaac Synagogue in Trenton held its
annual meeting and elected the follow-
ing: Neal Freeling, president; Rita
White, vice president; Ellie Sevigny,
treasurer; Barbara Lott; secretary; Sylvia
Pick, trustee, two-year-term; Selma
Seligson, trustee, two-year term; Miriam
Freeling, trustee, one-year term.

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New President For IFS

Kathleen Wilson-Fink was re-elected
president of Jewish Family Service at its
recent annual meeting. Wilson-Fink is
active with the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit and its Women's
Campaign and Education Department.
She co-chaired the recent Michigan
Miracle Mission to Israel and has served
on the Women's UJA Young Leadership
Cabinet and the HAVEN Domestic
Violence Shelter board.
Also elected were Dennis I. Blender,
Janis Roszler and Jeannie Weiner, vice
presidents; Myron L. Liner, secretary;
Stewart Weiner, treasurer; and Shaul
Englender, Julie Halpern, Mark Landau,
Brent S. Triest and Joel M. Young, exec-
utive committee.
New members elected to the board
include Marilyn Chernoff, Jonathan
Dwoskin, Martin Katz, Susan Levin,
Sharon Lipton and Melinda Soble.

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