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Season's Greetings.
From one heart
to another.
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During this joyous season,
your American Heart Asso-
ciation wishes you the
happiest and healthiest of
holiday greetings.
With our whole heart
we're leading the fight
against our nation's Num-
ber One Killer — heart
disease and stroke.
We're leading the fight
with research, professional
--and public education, and commu-
nity service programs. And we're
winning.
But more needs to be done.
You can help by making this
American Heart
holiday season "A Time To
Remember." Send a friend or
Association
loved one a special occasion card
of Michigan
from the American Heart Associa-
tion, listed in your telephone
directory.
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
A United Way Agency
Loold forward to a new and
exciting year of decorative kitchen
exciti
ng ideas tor your home.
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Friday, January 2, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SERVING JEWISH YOUTH
AGE 8-14
SPONSORED BY HADASSAH
OPEN HOUSE
EVERYONE WELCOME
Tues., Jan. 13, 1987
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Hadassah House
5030 Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield
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Camp Young Judaea
Nelsonville, Wisconsin
For local information
STEVEN LOWENSTEIN
Regional Director
Hoshachor - Young Judaea
Hadossah Zionist Youth Commission
313-994-0033
HarliS01-1, Royal
Oak
216 E,
cks North of 10 Mile —
6 blo 10 block East of Main
Showro om
Phone: 542-13404
Open Mon. Fri.
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- 4 p.m.
Sat. 8
or by appointment
LOCAL NEWS
Tamarack Camps List
Programs For Summer
Tamarack Camps will offer
several programs this summer.
A new nine-day mini-camp
program for children entering
second grade will be offered. It
will involve first time campers
in group activities from swim-
ming to arts and crafts and
from sports to nature.
Separate nine-day mini-
camps in sports, aquatics, arts
and nature, drama and dance
will be offered to children
entering third-fifth grades, be-
ginning June 23 and July 3. In
addition Camp Tamarack at
Brighton offers three 19-day
sessions for children entering
second through fifth grades.
Sessions begin June 23, July
14, and August 4.
Activity areas at Camp
Tamarack at Brighton include
projects crafts, arts and crafts,
waterfront, nature, video tap-
ing center, sports fields, and
"Dinosaurland." All camp days
include a Fourth of July cele-
bration first session, Mac-
cabiah sports competition sec-
ond session and circus day
third session.
Camp Maas at Ortonville of-
fers a 26-day program for pre-
teens and teens entering
sixth-eight grades. Activity
areas include a ropes course,
climbing tower, Smokler
Pioneer Skills Center,
ceramics shop, Bargman Arts
and Crafts Shops, waterfront,
Nachman Environmenal Edu-
cation Center, winer dance
barn, Mahler Equestrian Cen-
ter, video/computer center,
photography dark room and
athletic fields.
Four-week specialized pro-
grams at Camp Maas include
Kfar Ivri (entering fourth-
ninth graders), a Hebrew
speaking program, dance vil-
lage (entering sixth-eighth
graders), and horseback riding
ranch (entering seventh-
eighth graders). Two-week
skills camps are offered in
sports, waterfront and fine arts
for entering sixth and seventh
graders. Four-week sessions
begin June 28 and July 28.
Two-week sessions begin June
28 and July 12.
Specialty Village at Camp
Maas is open to entering ninth
and tenth graders and includes
a trip to Mackinac Island.
Campers in this co-ed program
spend their mornings in a spe-
cialty area of their choice. New
this summer is an outdoor ad-
venture specialty which com-
bines orienteering, treks, ropes
course and rappeling. Other
specialty areas are dramatic
arts, sports, aerobics and fit-
ness and waterfront. A new
pioneer adventure program for
entering eighth and ninth
graders will take campers on a
four-day white water rafting
trip to West Virginia, and a
six-day trip to the Canadian
North Woods.
Tamarack Camps, (Fresh
Air Society) is member agency
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion. All programs include
Shabbat celebration, pre-
sentations and events on
Jewish themes, Hebrew sing-
ing and blessings before and
after meals. Each camp has a
select number of counselors
from Israel. For information,
call the Tamarack Camps
office, 661- CAMP.
Home For Aged Has
Research Fund
The LeVine Institute on
Aging of the Jewish Home for
Aged has announced the estab-
lishment of the Samuel J.
Greenberg Research Fund to
support medical and social re-
search in the home's three
facilities.
The fund was created in
memory of Greenberg by his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence A. Fleis-
chman of New York City.
Mr. Greenberg, who died in
1971 at the age of 71, was a
member of the Jewish Home
for Aged board for 15 years,
and held the office of treasurer
during part of his tenure.
He also was active on var-
ious Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion committees.
Visitation
Subject Of Talk
The Michigan Inter-
Professional Association on
Marriage, Divorce and the
Family, Inc., will present a
program entitled: "Grand-
parent Visitation: Two Views
on Legal and Psycho-Social
Perspectives," noon Jan. 15, at
the Machus Red Fox Restau-
rant, Bloomfield Hills. A
luncheon will be served.
For information, call Dr.
Daniel C. Stettner, 927-7199;
or Dr. Philip Stahl, 559-0545.
Library Has
Computer Programs
Southfield Public Library
will offer 200 new Apple com-
puter programs in a collection
called Public Domain Software
on File. Programs can be
copied for personal use free of
charge. Each program is
menu-driven, user-friendly
and thoroughly tested.
The Apple computer is lo-
cated near the fiction desk at
the Southfield Public Library,
26000 Evergreen. It is avail-
able to persons at least 13
years old.
Common Ground
Seeks Volunteers
Persons interested in volun-
teering at Common Ground,
Oakland County's 24-hour
crisis center, are invited to
attend an orientation session,
7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 1090
South Adams, Birmingham.
No appointment is necessary.
For information, call Connie
Justice, at Common Ground's
business line, 645-1173.