Mrs. Horace J. Shaw, Wesley Bowerman, director of the Berrien County Department of Social Services, Grand opening of the Berrien Springs Community Services Center (Michigan), 1970s. Written on photograph: "Patchwork quilts are examined by civic and church leaders at Sunday afternoon's grand opening of the Berrien Springs Community Services Center. From left to right are Harry Gast, state representative for the 43rd District, and an unidentified individual."., Mrs. Feather, A. W. Bauer, lay activities director for the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and Robert Feather, Oronoko Township supervisor
and Joe Cooper, senior-behavioral science"., Berrien Springs Community Services workers load a truck for needy people in Mississippi Health and Welfare Service Center. From back of photograph: "Loading the truck for a needy community in Mississippi are, left to right, Ray Thomas, in the truck, Dr. Trickett, William Strong, a seminary student, and John Jordan, senior-biology
Mrs. John Kroncke, chairman of the Center's social committee, and guest U.S. Congressman from California, Jerry Pettis. Over 400 persons toured the Center between 3 and 7 pm on Sunday and saw how it plans to serve the community."., and Congressman Jerry Pettis, Mrs. John Kronke, and Mayor Edgar Kesterke examine a coat made from leftover fabric at the Berrien Springs Community Services Center (Michigan). Written on photograph: "A child's lined corduroy coat made from left-over pieces of material is examined during Sunday's formal opening of the Berrien Springs Community ...