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April 15, 1983 - Image 55

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-04-15

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Friday, April 15, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Centers Camp Rutfc"
Highlights Outdoor Activity

Outdoor activities will be room for swimmers and for
the focus of the Jewish organized water games and
Community Center's day instruction.
At the craft center, ac-
camp program this year.
Improvements at the tivities will be coordi-
Camp Ruth day camp site nated with the nature
will facilitate the outdoor program. Robin Remer
education program planned and Amy Stahler, profes-
sional naturalists, will
for summer.
At the camp, which runs combine craft and nature
in two sessions, June 27- activities.
Improvements have been
July 22 and July 26-Aug.
19, a third pool and crafts made on the outdoor fields
center were added. The around the Center. These
third pool will provide more improvements allow for
more sports, new games and
* * *
a greater number of activi-
Russian Musicians
ties to be conducted by
Marty Oliff, physical educa-
Appear in Concert
Tickets are still available tion director and associate
for a Jewish Music Manth director of the day camp,
concert featuring Russian and by Dan Greene, physi-
musicians Nikolai Lemberg cal education teacher.
The camp is open to chil-
and Alexander Resin to be
held 8 p.m. Saturday in the dren age 3-15. For informa-
Aaron DeRoy Studio Thea- tion on fees, call Marcia
Fishman at the Center,
ter of the Center.
Meanwhile, Philo Bregs- 661-1000, ext. 216.
tein, the Dutch Consulate's
scholar-in-residence at the
They ar'e sick that surfeit
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will discuss his films at 1 starve with nothing.
p.m. Sunday at the Center.
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An attempt one year ago port from the Jewish Com-
to organize a Russian munity Center and Maxine
Jewish soccer club in the Kronick of Flint, vice
Detroit area has grown into president of Maccabi Sport
an Israeli-Russian entry in Club and U.S. Committee
the Michigan Soccer Sports for Israel.
The team, now called
League's second league.
Organized by brothers Detroit Maccabi, will
Michael and Gary open its 15-game league
Raykhinshteyn, the team schedule April 24. Its
now includes Israeli players home games will be
from the Einstein Phan- played at the Morris
toms and has received sup- Branch of the Center.

.

Hillel Day School to Mark
Silver Anniversary at Dinner

Another milestone was
Twenty-five years of
educating Jewish children marked in 1970, when the
in a day school environment day school moved into its
will be celebrated at Hillel own quarters on Middlebelt
Day School's silver anniver- Road in Farmington Hills,
sary dinner-dance slated to following the northwest-
take place May 1 at Cong. ward move of the Jewish
Shaarey Zedek. community to the suburbs.
The event will recall the By 1979, the school had to
founding of the day school in expand again to accommo-
1958, when the late Rabbi date the demarid. Four
Jacob Segal, was among the rooms were added to the
leaders of the campaign on building, which currently
its behalf. serves 400 students in kin-
Expanding beyond its dergarten through ninth
capacity, the 'school moved grade.
from the United Hebrew
That same year, Hillel
Schools
building
at Day School became affil-
Schaefer and Seven Mile iated with the Solomon
• Roads to what is now the Schechter Day School
Jimmy Prentis Morris movement, the national
Branch of the Jewish Com- association for Conserva-
munity Center on 10 Mile tive Jewish day schools.
Road in Oak Park. By 1963,
Today, plans are in the
that facility had become
crowded and additional offing to expand again.
clas-srooms were needed at Proceeds from the May 1
dinner dance will help
Cong. Bnai Moshe.

-

Hillel Day School
marked a milestone in
1967, when its first class
was graduated. Two
years later, the first
communal fund-raising
activity, a concert, was
held to benefit the day
school.

make possible that ex-
pansion.

The dinner-dance will
begin with cocktails. at 6.
The Bill Meyers Group will
provide musical entertain-
ment. The public is invited.
For tickets, call the day
school, 851-2394.

Adler Chapel, Sefer Torah
Dedication at Butzel Center

The Rabbi Morris Adler
Chapel and a Sefer Torah
provided by the Kasle Fam-
ily will be dedicated at the
Henry M. Butzel Senior
Adult Village and Confer-
ence Center in Ortonville at
1 p.m. Sunday, announces
Tamarack Hills Chairman
Lester S. Burton.
The chapel, named for the
late Rabbi Morris Adler,
was constructed with funds
provided by the Adler
Foundation of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek and includes
a $100,000 endowment for
the Fresh Air Society to
further its family camping
efforts.

The Sefer Torah was
provided by Mrs. Evelyn
Kasle and Family in
memory of Robert Kasle.
Mr. Kasle was a past
president of the Fresh Air
Society.

Joseph Jackier, president
of the United Jewish
Charities and past chair-
man of the Adler Fund's
board of trustees, recog-
nized Mrs. Goldie Adler and
-her late husband's longtime
interest in the Butzel
Camping Program.
Butzel Center is a year-
round meeting place for
groups from synagogues,
youth fraternal and educa-

,

tional organizations. Dur-
ing the summer, the Jewish
Community Center uses the
facility for its senior citi-
zens' camping program.

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