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January 24, 1986 - Image 72

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1986-01-24

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72 Friday, January 24, 1986

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PRESENTS
THE DETROIT PREMIER

of

WAR and LOVE

Honoring

DR. SID BOLKOSKY

Thursday, February 6, 1986
7:30 p.m.

Northland Theatre

A true story.

15600 J. L. Hudson Drive
Southfield, Michigan

All proceeds will be donated to the
Holocaust Memorial enter
of
Metropolitan Detroit

All contributions are taw-deductible, as provided by law

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Donor $50 single admission, reserved seating', and special
mention in the program

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Single admission $10.00

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I am unable to attend but would like to donate

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Orders received before January 27 will be mated by January 51. 1986
for later requests or further Information call 5576089 or 851.9783

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Patron $250 • two acfrnwzrons, reserved seating'. autographed
copy of "The Sunnuce, spkial mention in the program. and
champagne reception in the theatre at 6.30 p m

0 Sponsor $100 single admission. reserved seating'. special
mention in the program, and champagne reception in the theatre
at 6 50 pm

State

By Bev Wolkind

Pcliets for the Film Benefit

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eager campers. Echoing
Hope's sentiments, Mrs. King
says, "Just getting to do
things you can't do in the city
... that's the best part."
THE AGENCY. Founded
in 1902, the Fresh Air
Society/Tamarack Camps is a
member agency of the Jewish
Welfare Federation and re-
ceives funding from its Allied
Jewish CampaiR.
Campers from age 6 to 15
are offered a Jewish camping
experience at the various
sites, which include Camp
Tamarack in Brighton, Camp
Maas in Ortonville, Camp
Kennedy in Michigan's upper
peninsula and Camp Agree in
Ontario. Last summer, more
than 1,500 -youngsters took
part in camping programs,
with over half of them receiv-•
ing some financial assistance.
In fact, FAS has a record_ of
not denying any child a
Jewish camping experience
because of inability to pay.
FAS also operates the Butzel
Conference Center in Orton-
ville, which is the site of
summer camping programs
for senior adults.

'Enclosed is m' check for

15710 Addison
Southfield, Michigan 48075

City

Hope King

•Based on
jack Eisner's Book "The Survivor"

I/we would like

CAA'S.

Young people are perhaps
this community's most preci-
ous resource, for the future of
Jewish life depends on them.
That's why the Allied Jewish
Campaign of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation supports
many agencies that help pro-
vide Jewish experiences for
youngsters.
With the 1986 Campaign's
solicitation taking place
throughout the community,
the following profile shows
how support of our commu-
nity's services translates into
positive results.
THE PERSON. Hope
King is an energetic fourth
grader who's carrying on a
special family tradition ...
and loving every minute of it.
A "veteran" of two sum-
mers at the Fresh Air
Society's Camp Tamarack in
Brighton, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis King is her
family's third-generation
Tamarack camper. In fact,
Hope's grandmother, Ger-
trude Ellman, attended Fresh
Air Camp in the 1920s.
But Hope is definitely her
own person. Her eyes sparkle
when she talks about the ter-
rific experiences she has had
at camp. Her first canoeing
trip, making white-water
'swim level, taking part in a
surprise party for her coun-
selor, making new friends ...
all have helped her feel good
about herself.
Something else she feels
good about is her sense of
Jewishness. She describes the
all-camp shabbat services and
Hebrew songs and dances.
What does she like most?
Hope- says it's the opportunity
to put to work the Hebrew
she has learned in religious
school.
Hope is already planning
for next summer and even for
the summer after, when she
will move on with the older
kids to Camp Maas in Orton-
ville. Her mother is pleased
that Hope and her Sister
Stacey have become such

'Reserved seats will be held until the Moe begins

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IDF Chief of General Staff Rav-Aluf Moshe Levy inspects a
Katyusha rocket which landed in the Galilee earlier this month. The
rocket, which failed to explode on impact, caused no injuries or
damage.

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