Peerless, Iris Pastor, Re-
becca Meisner-Beskangy and
Deborah Stein.
The best man was the
father of the bridegroom, Irv-
ing Meisner.
Ushers were Matthew
Meisner, Joseph Meisner,
Benjamin Meisner, Robert
Beskangy, Wayne Stein,

brother of the bride Steve
Pastor, brother-in-law of the
bride Richard Mayer.
Sarah Shreeman, grand-
mother of the bride, also par-
ticipated in the ceremony.
Following a honeymoon in
the Grand Caymen Islands,
the couple is residing in Cov-
ington, Kentucky.

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Tamarack Camps will spon-
sor a winter camp for girls
and boys in second-fifth
grades at Camp Maas Dec.
26-28. Activities include
tobogganing, ice skating, in-
door crafts, cookouts, hayrides
and activities at the Bert L.
and Tuba Smokier Pioneer
Skills Center. The director of
the program is Jeffrey Metz,
and the assistant director is
Ruth Lederman.

An advanced winter camp
will follow Dec. 28-30 at
Camp Maas for girls and boys
in sixth-eighth grades. In ad-
dition to a variety of winter
activities, the older campers
will have horseback riding
and cross-country skiing.
Marvin Berman and Warren
Cohen will direct the pro-
gram. The girls supervisor
will be Jackie Fruitman.

New this year at Camp
Maas is a winter riding ranch
program from Dec. 26 to 28
for teens in the ninth grade.
There will be daily instruc-
tion in Western style
horseback riding including
trail rides. The riding takes
place at the Milton K. Mahler
Equestrian Center located on
the camp grounds.
A Bubbie-Zadie and Kinder
Weekend for grandparents

and grandchildren will be
held at the Butzel Conference
Center Dec. 16-18. Counselors
provide the leadership for all
activities, from crafts to
talent shows, as well as child
care assistance. All family
camp weekends are directed
by Carol Parven and Jeffrey
Metz.
The annual New Year's
Family Camp for parents and
children is scheduled for Dec.
28-Jan. 1 at the Butzel Con-
ference Center. Cross-country
skiing, skating, crafts, winter
sports, talent shows, and
three New Year's Eve pro-
grams for different ages are
planned. Winter family camp
will take place from Feb. 17 to
19 at the same site.
The kosher kitchens at
Camp Maas and the Butzel
Conference Center are under
the supervision of the Coun-
cil of Orthodox Rabbis.
A six-day snow week will be
held at Camp Kennedy in the
Upper Peninsula for teens in
the 10th and 11th grades.
Highlighting the program is
an overnight trek on cross-
country skis to Lake Superior.
Jody Winkelman will direct
the program.
For information and ap-
plication, call the Fresh Air
Society, 661-0600.

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niversary of the church and
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Catholic Church, 17500 Far-
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