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Toddler Day Camp Is A Blast
At Agency For Jewish Education
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CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist
T
he Agency for Jewish
Education on Twelve
Mile Road in
Southfield is the day camp
center this summer for 68
children ages 18 months to 5
years. Director Carol
Gale plans activities to keep
the children busy and happy.
Many of the summer
events are theme-oriented.
Some of the weekly themes
are the seashore, holidays,
senses and dinosaurs. For
the backwards unit, the
children ended the week by
making upside down cake.
The children enjoy crafts,
cooking, swimming and the
new play equipment.
"We have two pools — one
for the splashers and one for
the children who do not like
to be splashed," says Gale.
She adds that the kids love
going through the sprinklers
on big wheel bicycles — like
an auto wash —and then
"pumping gas" at the play
gas station. On July 19,
Gale's lap was the gathering
place for the youngest set.
Some of the children were
busy building with blocks,
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while the shy ones sat on
Gale's lap with pacifiers.
Some of the happy campers
included: Joel Goodman,
Joel Adelsberg, Ellery
Schwartz, Bradley
Millman and Ashley Dan-
to. In another room, the 4-
and 5-year-olds were busy
with teacher Lynn
Kirschner making their
own T-shirts. The children
drew a picture and then
Kirschner ironed it on the
shirt with a fabric transfer.
"I made a sun, a house and
Happy campers surround director Carol Gale and aide Sylvia Sherman.
some grass," said camper
Rebecca Miller of Com-
merce Township. Miller and
her friend Emily Kimmmel
enjoy playing on the swings
and trapeze.
During the school year the
site is a nursery school and
extended day care area. "We
are going from a Jewish
nursery school to a Jewish
day care center," says Gale.
Gale notes that the Agency
for Jewish Education has
many children with working
parents from several com-
munities including Birm-
ingham, West Bloomfield,
Commerce Township,
Southfield, Huntington
Woods and Oak Park.
SENIOR DANCERS
Belle Freidman is a resi-
dent of Hechtman Federa-
tion Apartments in West
Bloomfield. She had so much
fun recently listening to
pianist Marlene Nessel and
clarinet player Sam
Barnett perform klezmer
music for seniors at the
Maple/Drake Jewish Com-
munity Center, she danced
all the way home.
About 50 seniors attended
the event on July 16. Spotted
in the crowd were: Sam and
Mary Gorlick, Anna Pritz,
Gertrude Pritz, Ruth
Klein, Ruth Cohen and
Bea Shavrein.
Some of the same active
seniors drained summer
intern Hildy Hoffman, 19,
and senior programmer
Marilyn Wolfe during a trip
to the Ann Arbor Art Fair.
"We were exhausted,"
Wolfe said. "But they kept
on going."
SOLOMON
AT BLOOMIES
Photojournalist Linda
Solomon was at Bloom-
ingdale's in New York on
July 10 to kick off the open-
in g of her exhibit
"Photographic Profiles of
Personalities," which runs _
until Labor Day. "The way
the photographs are
displayed has never been
better," says Solomon. Hus-
Camper Rebecca Miller with her
doll Jessica.
band Barry Solomon,
mother Mona Rappaport
and sister Jill Rappaport, a
reporter and anchor at
WCBS-TV in New York, at-
tended along with Sonya
Friedman, John
DeLorean, and Robert
Lansing. The real stars of
the show are the 40
photographs of celebrities
including Elizabeth
Taylor, Diana Ross, Can-
dice Bergen and Sammy
Davis Jr. If New York is not
on your agenda, try Chicago,
where the exhibit will open
Aug. 5 for the Chicago Loves
Bloomingdale's promotion.
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