Judaic Camps

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Jamboree &Fair

THIS SUNDAY
1:00-4:00 p.m.

Jewish Community Center
6000 West Maple Road
West Bloomfield

Send in or bring in
Your
application by January 13,
1991 and be eligible
for a
raffle
drawing to win a $500
discount to the
Standard Fee.
Drowin
g will be held at the
Jamboree and Fair.

The Excitement of Camp Comes to the City
With Crafts You Can Take Home —
Necklace s , Hanimals, Toe Weaving, Bird Feeders

Pioneer Skills Activities To Keep
Candlemaking, Buzz Saws, Rope Making

Projects with Kelly Singer

Camperaft Contests

Food and Snack Items You Make Yourself
Apple Fritters, S'mores, Apple Cider, Challah Making

Nature and Arts and Crafts Displays

Camp Songs Featuring Brad Hayman

Camp Maas Dance City Performance

Plus

You can see the 1991 Camp Video
If you were at camp —
you might be in it.

If you are thinking of registering — this video will show you what camp is all about.
If you have any questions about camp, there will be staff to answer them.

EVERYTHING IS FREE AT THE JAMBOREE
GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SIGN UP FOR CAMP
AND . . . YOU CAN HELP THE HOMELESS

By bringing a donation of a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, toilet paper, shampoo,
canned foods, hat, gloves, coat, scarf, or sweater. Sponsored by B.B.Y.O. Project
Reach — Responsibility Everywhere to Aid and Care for the Homeless.

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1991

YOUNG JUDAEA
CAMPS SPONSORED
BY HADASSAH

All the following Young
Judaea Camps focus on a
Jewish education, and try
to promote an understan-
ding and commitment to
Israel and the Zionist Move-
ment. The toll-free number
for additional information
about any of the Young
Judaea Camps is: (800)
677-CAMP.

Ben G. Barnett Camp
Young Judaea, located in
Wimberley, Texas, about one
hour from Austin, is situated
on 250 acres in the Texas hill
country. Open to boys and
girls ages 7-14, one four-week
session, and one one-week
session for children entering
grades 2 and 3, is offered.
Teaching Jewish heritage is
one of the camp's goals, and a
Judaic program along with
water sports, hiking, fishing,
canoeing, overnight campouts
and Israeli folk dancing are
offered. The meals are kosher.
Tuition is $335 for one week
and $1275 for four weeks.
For more information write:
9647 Hillcroft, Houston,
Texas 77096, or call (713)
723-8354.

Camp Judaea, nestled in
the Blue Ridge Mountains in
North Carolina, observes the
laws of kashrut, celebrates
Sabbath and holds morning
prayer services. Open to boys
and girls ages 8-16 two four-
week sessions are offered dur-
ing the summer.
Horseback riding, boating,
swimming, computers, and
nature are featured, and the
meals are kosher. Campers
entering the 8th grade can
take a field trip to New York
City and trace their ancestral
Jewish roots.
Tuition is $1325 per ses-
sion. The camp is accredited
by the American Camping
Association.
For more information write:
2191 Briarcliff Road, N.E.,
Atlanta, Georgia 30329, or
call (404) 634-7883.

Camp Tel Yehudah, which
is located in Barryville, New
York, is open to high school
boys and girls ages 13-18
years old, who are members of
the Young Judaea/Hashachar
Zionist Youth Movement.
With an emphasis on Jewish
identity and culture, the
camp focuses on Israeli sing-
ing, dancing, arts and crafts
and sports. Swimming, canoe-
ing, soccer, basketball, rafting
and drama are a part of the
program.
Two four-week sessions are
offered, and the meals are
kosher. The camp is ac-

credited by the American
Camping Association.
Tuition is $1468 for each
four-week session.
For more information write:
50 West 58th Street, New
York, New York 10019, or call
(212) 303-8247.

Camp Young Judaea,

which is situated in Loma
Mar, California, in the Santa
Cruz Redwoods, incorporates
a total Jewish environment
with typical camping ac-
tivities. Open to boys and
girls in grades 3-10, three and
a half week sessions are of-
fered. Hebrew langauge
games, Shabbat celebration,
nature study, swimming,
dance, soccer, talent shows,
movies and baseball are all a
part of the program.
The meals are kosher and
tuition ranges. The camp is
accredited by the American
Camping Association.
For more information write:
1419 Broadway, Suite 308,
Oakland, California 94612, or
call (415) 549-0260.

Camp Young Judaea
Sprout Lake, which is
located in the Hudson Valley,
Upstate New York, offers one,
two, four and eight-week ses-
sions for boys and girls in
grades 2-8. Activities include
swimming instruction, sports,
arts and crafts, music, dance,
drama, canoeing, boating and
nature. Meals are kosher, and
the camp is accredited by the
American Camping
Association.
Tuition ranges from $468
for the one-week session, to
$2968 for the eight-week
session.
For more information write:
50 West 58th Street, New
York, New York 10019, or call
(212) 303-8269.
*For an extensive listing of
Jewish sponsored camps in
the United States and
Canada contact:
JCC Association Com-
munications Department, 15
East 26th Street, New York,
New York 10010-1579, Phone:.
(212) 532-4949 (They publish
an extensive directory for
$12.)
The Association of Jewish
Sponsored Camps, 130 East
59th Street, New York, New
York 10022, Phone: (212)
751-0477.
The American Camping
Association, 5000 State Road
67 North, Martinsville, In-
diana 46151, Phone: (800) 777
CAMP.

CAMPS LOCATED
IN MICHIGAN

FRESH AIR SOCIETY
SPONSORED CAMPS

For more information about
any of the camps listed below,