Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit

Judaic Camps

Think Summer,
Think Day Camp

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Olin-Sang, Ruby Union
Institute, located in
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, is a
co-ed, Jewish style camp
geared for 8-16 year olds. In
existence for 38 years, the
program concentrates on
Jewish education and the
Hebrew language. More than
25 rabbis serve on the facul-
ty, and horseback riding, sail-
ing, tennis, media and dance
are also offered.
There are two, three, four
and seven-week sessions. The
camp is accredited by the
American Camping
Association.
Fees range from $670 for
the two-week session, to
$1950 for the seven-week
session.
For more information write:
100 West Monroe Street,
Chicago, Illinois 60603 or call
(312) 782-1477.

Swig Camp Institute,
located in Saratoga, Califor-
nia, has been in existence for
38 years and offers a full
Jewish program along with
sports, music, dance and
drama. Offered for co-eds 8-17
years of age, and there are
one, two and three-week ses-
sions. A three-week teen
camp is open to 11th and 12th
graders, where teens
backpack, rock climb and
hike around California and
return each Friday evening
for Shabbat. Meals are
Jewish style.
Tuition ranges from $475
for a one-week session, to
$1170 for a three-week pro-
gram and $1450 for the teen
camp.
For fee and additional infor-
mation write: 703 Market
Street, Suite 1300, San Fran-
cisco, California 94103, or call
(415) 392-7080.

UNITED
JEWISH APPEAL
SPONSORED CAMPS
B'nai B'rith Perlman,

located in the Pocono Moun-
tains in Starlight, Penn-
sylvania, offers three, four or
seven-week sessions for boys
and girls from the ages of
8-16. There is an emphasis on
outdoor sports in a creative
Jewish environment, and
they follow the strictly kosher
dietary laws. Daily activities
include tennis, soccer, drama,
arts and crafts, music, nature
living and pioneering.
Fees range from $1200 to
$2500.
For more information write:
823 United Nations Plaza,
New York, New York 10017 or
call (212) 490-3327.
Bronx House-Emanuel,
in Copake, New York, offers
three, six or nine-week ses-
sions for boys and girls 7-15

years old. Water sports, canoe
trips, tennis, music and dance
are featured, along with a
Jewish cultural program and
a kosher kitchen.
Fees range from $730 to
$2390, with a sliding scale.
For more information write:
990 Pelham Pkwy. South,
Bronx, New York 10461 or
call (212) 828-8952.
Camp Dora Golding, of-
fers a program for boys ages
8-16 in East Stroudsburg,
Pennsylvania, in the Pocono
Mountains, and a program for
girls ages 8-16 at Suffern,
New York. Both camps offer
an Orthodox/Yeshiva orienta-
tion, with daily study periods
and outdoor sports. Four and
eight-week sessions are of-
fered, with glatt kosher
dietary laws.
Fees are $1250 a session.
For more information write:
4005 Sea Gate Ave.,
Brooklyn, New York 11224, or
write (718) 449-1011.
Capital Camps, located in
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, in
the Catoctin Mountains near
Gettysburg, offers two four-
week sessions for boys and
girls 8-16 years old. Campers
can participate in sports,
photography, journalism,
karate and video production,
along with Judaic studies. All
the meals are kosher, and the
camp is accredited by the
American Camping
Association.
Tuition is $1495 for four-
week sessions.
For more information write:
6001 Montrose Road, Suite
205, Rockville, Maryland
20852, or call (301) 468-2267.

UNITED SYNAGOGUE
OF AMERICA
USY On Wheels, spon-

sored by the United
Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism, offers North
American Travel Programs. A
45-day trip is offered for cur-
rent 9-11th graders. Via bus,
campers, travel from New
York to California, residing in
either hotels or homes of local
congregants. The itinerary in-
cludes stops in Atlanta, New
Orleans, Denver, and the
Grand Canyon. The cost is
$3195.
A 33-day trip up and down
the East Coast, including
stops in Washington, DC,
Charleston, South Carolina
and Orlando, Florida, is of-
fered for $2450.
A six-week USY Israel
Pilgrimage is also available
for 15 to 181/2 year olds, and
the cost is $3535, which in-
cludes room, board, airfare
and sightseeing tours.
For more information write:
Rapaport House, 155 Fifth
Avenue, New York, New York
10010, or call (212) 533-7800.

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