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Sunday, January 19
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Jewish Community. Center
6600 West Maple Road
West Bloomfield
The Excitement of Camp Comes to the City
With Crafts You Can Take Home
Hanimals, Toe Weaving, Bird Feeders, Humma Bead Magnets,
Candle Holders, Necklaces
Contests to Test Your Skill
Frisbee Toss, Balloon Breaking, Donut Eating, Goofy Golf,
Neff Ball Toss, Fire Building
Pioneer Skills Activities to Keep
Candlemal-cing, Buzz Saws, Rope Making
Win Tickets That Can Be Exchanged For Prizes
including Classic Camp Shirts, and . . . Staff Sweatshirts
Food and Snack Items You Make Yourself
Apple Fritters, Simores, Apple Cider, Challah Making
Great Camp Songs — Featuring Brad Hyman
1PLUS
VEIE THE CAl ► iF VIDEO
If you are thinking of registering, this video will show what camp is all about.
If you have any questions about camp, there will be staff to answer them.
Informational Meetings Held Monthly
Call 313-661-0600 for NEW Color Brochure
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, conned
foods, hot, gloves, coat, scarf, or sweater. Sponsored by B.B.Y.O. Project Reach —
Responsibility Everywhere to Aid and Care for the Homeless. (This of course is optional.)
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1992
Adat Shalom
Day Camp
29901 MIDDLEBELT ROAD
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334
851-5105
For the under-6 set, Adat
Shalom offers three fun-filled
mornings or full days.
Youngsters will enjoy outdoor
play, craft activities, nature,
gardening, cooking, water-
play and weekly themes. Pro-
fessional staff trained in child
development will provide a
warm, nurturing environ-
ment. For "mini" campers,
Parent-Toddler and "Just For
Me" classes are available.
Agency for Jewish
Education Nursery
School Summer Camp
21550 W. 12 MILE ROAD
SOUTHFIELD, MI 48076
(313) 354-1050
There will be water play,
arts and crafts, cooking,
songs, and outdoor fun, for
children 18 months thru five
years.
You can choose programs
to fit individual needs. Ex-
tended hours before and
after the regular camp day
available.
For more information
please call Carol Gale, Direc-
tor at 356-7378 or 354-1050.
Annette & Company
School of Dance
28857 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334
553-0305
ANNETTE & COMPANY
SCHOOL OF DANCE has 30
years experience teaching
jazz, tap & ballet, for ages
3-adult. Classes run Sept.
thru June. Summer camp in-
troduces your child to
musical theatre as well as
dance. Summer dance
classes also available. It's
never too early or too late to
begin dancing.
George Auerbach's
Teen Caravan
2600 JOHN STREET, UNIT 106
MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3R 2W4
(416) 731-1862
Teen Travel Camp for 13-17
year olds. CALIFORNIA
ADVENTURE TRIP — 37
Day Cross-Country Camping
Trip. Phoenix, Dallas,
Chicago. Scenic Wonders —
Great Fun! BASEBALL
CARAVAN — 21 Day Trip. 16
Baseball
Professional
Games.
Call or write for more
information.
Camp Sea-Gull
08580 BOYNE CITY RD.
CHARLEVOIX, MI 49720
(313) 851-1318
Nestled in the north woods
of Northern Michigan on the
shores of beautiful Lake
Charlevoix, Sea-Gull offers
traditional co-ed camping
(ages 7-16). A wide range of
land and water sports, as well
as fine art programs are of-
fered. Limited enrollment en-
sures a warm and pleasant
learning environment. Fami-
ly owned and operated since
1955.
Jewish Community
Center Day Camp
6600 WEST MAPLE RD.
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI 48322
(313) 661-1000, ext. 254
Programs include a varie-
ty of experiences for children
ages 3 through 16 at the
Maple/Drake facility and 3
through 7 at the JPM
Building.
Full Day campers are pro-
vided bus transportation
which is included in the
camp fee at the Maple/Drake
facility only.
For further information call
661-1000, ext. 254.
Camp Maplehurst
1455 QUARTON ROAD
BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009
(313) 647-2646
Maplehurst, located in
Kewadin in northern
Michigan, offers a two-week
session for beginning
campers and two four-week
sessions for co-eds ages
7-17. Situated on a 400-acre
campsite with an 80-acre
spring-fed private laKe, the
camp offers swimming in-
struction, sailing, tennis,
water skiing, scuba diving,
horseback riding, arts and
crafts, science, computers
and drama.
Tuition is $1025 for two-
week sessions, $1900 for
four-weeks, and the camp is
accredited by the American
Camping Association.
For more information call
Lawrence Cohen at
647-2646.
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