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January 17, 1992 - Image 44

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1992-01-17

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Sunday, January 19
1:00-4:0CI. 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

Candlemaking, 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

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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, 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. (This of course is optional.)

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1992

Summer In Israel

Continued from preceding page

2 weeks; Date: Aug. 9,
1992-Aug. 20, 1992.
Chetz V'Keshet Hemshech
For those who have ex-
perienced Chetz V'Keshet
already, we offer a continuing
program. An advanced and
more challenging experience.
Age: 16-18; Length: 5 weeks;
Date: July 20, 1992-Aug. 20,
1992.
Tzabar
Tzabar (Sabra) is the leader-
ship program of the Israeli
Scouts youth movement in
North America. As a con-
tinuation of the programming
during the year in North
America, the American
Scouts can spend three weeks
in Israel touring the country,
having educational seminars
and participating with Israeli
Scouts in Israel in a special
summer camp. The program
also includes an optional
week on a kibbutz. Age:
13-18; Length: 2 weeks plus 1
optional week; Date: Mid-
July-Early August.

MASADA PROGRAM
Leadership Training
Course
Develop leadership skills
through creative seminars
and touring. Search the land,
discover what is hidden
within your homeland and
within you. Age: 16-18;
Length: 5 1/2 weeks; Date:
June 28, 1992- Aug. 4, 1992.
Masada Kibbutz Program
Combining two weeks of life
working and living on a kib-
butz with extensive touring,
this program offers par-
ticipants a unique opportuni-
ty to experience the land of
Israel. Age: 16-18; Length:
5 1/2 weeks; Date: July 5,
1992-Aug. 11, 1992.
Masada Community
Program
An opportunity for com-
munities to establish their
own Masada group. The com-
munity group then par-
ticipates in a program design-
ed to create an exciting com-
bination of fun, enjoyable
learning and awareness of
Israel. Age: 16-18; Length:
5 1/2 weeks; Date: June 28,
1992-Aug. 4, 1992.
Masada Institute for Water
Sports
Ten days of scuba diving
and instruction in the Red
Sea, Eilat at one of the
world's most spectacular cor-
al reefs. Upon completion of
10 dives and a practical exam
receive P.A.D.I. certificate
and then begin to explore
above ground the rest of
Israel for four weeks. Age:
15-19; Length: 51/2 weeks;
Date: June 28, 1992-Aug. 4,
1992.
Masada Teen-age Tour
A comprehensive and ex-

citing tour of the land of
Israel. Participants will ex-
plore the country from end to
end in this 5 1/2 week program.
Great introduction to Israel.
Age: 14-18 (divided into
suitable age groups); Length:
51/2 weeks; Date: July 5,
1992-Aug. 11, 1992.
Masada Poland and Israel
Program
Five days in Poland in the
footsteps of our people prior to
WWII until the present. Then
on to our homeland in Israel
for thirty days. Age: 16-18;
Length: 5 1/2 weeks; Date: Ju-
ly 1, 1992-Aug. 4, 1992.

Masada Folk Dancing
Program
Two weeks learning and
practicing Israeli folk dances
with top Israeli
choreographers. Upon the
completion of this session,
certification is given to par-
ticipants which enables them
to teach others. Age: 16-18;
Length: 5 1/2 weeks; Date:
June 28, 1992-Aug. 4, 1992.
Maccabi Institute for Sport
Training
Improve your tennis,
basketball or soccer abilities
under the personal instruc-
tion of Israel's top athletes.
Stay at Tel Aviv's Olympic
Sports Village. Spend time
hiking, meeting Israelis and
experiencing the sights as
you tour the country for 3 1/2
weeks. Age: 14-18; Length:
51/2 weeks; Date: June 28,
1992-Aug. 4, 1992.

NESIYA SEMINAR
PROGRAMS
Nesiya
Nesiya is a creative journey
exploring Israel through arts
and culture workshops,
Jewish texts, outdoor adven-
ture and service projects.
"Nesiya,” in Hebrew means
"a journey." Now in its eighth
Year, Nesiya develops an in-
timate group with young peo-
ple and staff from diverse
backgrounds. The program
provides an opportunity to
question and experience the
relevance of Jewish culture to
self-expression and personal
arOwth.
The Nesiya Seminar
features: Extended residen-
cies in three regions of Israel
— the Negev, the Galilee, and
Jerusalem; encounters and
workshops with Israeli artists
in theater, visual arts,
creative writing, music, dance
and photography; full par-
ticipation of a group of Israeli
teen-agers; and a service pro-
ject in a development town,
kibbutz or other community.
The Seminar does not have
a particular agenda or point
of view regarding Judaism
and Israel. The program

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