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SFORTS CLINICS - ARTS & CRAFTS - HELP TKIFS - CKAMATICS
HABI3ATON5 - DANCE - SWIMMING - LIMITED 7TANSF'OKTATION
CHALLAH BAKING - FISHING KARATE - 50ATING
GDKE- 55 OF PAYS - MINI GOLF - JEWISH CULTURE - TALENT SHOWS
BARBECUES - ROLLER SKATING - BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS

KAMF 1

Boys ages 6-7 & Girls ages 6-12

Register before March 21st for early bird discount
For more information call (810) 932-8584

clay, all the old-fashioned things,
they're still really popular. Fish-
ing is really popular. There is
nothing high tech." He adds
with a laugh, "In fact we went
back to cane poles last year.
There was nothing to get tan-
gled, no reels to worry about
They just put the thing over and
catch fish."
Mr. Cohn believes camp is a
place for recreation and activity,
that camp is meant to get chil-
dren doing social activities, and
cannot do
things they no
at home. "I've thought of
camps, in a way, almost like is-
lands that kids go to to get away
from things like TV," he says.
"They don't want to get away
from it at first, but once they're
there..."
Many camps with comput-
ers combine nature and tech-
nology. "It's really kind of an
interesting mix and I think a

Adat Shalom Day Camp

THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF SUMMER FUN & ADVENTURE

TH E A P P LE T R E E

Walden is a distinctive co-ed camp for youngsters, set on the quiet shores of Long Lake in beautiful
Northern Michigan. Its picturesque setting, extensive program, excellent facilities and professional staff
offer boys and girls the perfect combination of summer and adventure!

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Accents on Riding, Sailing, Kayaking, Waterskiing, Windsurfing, Theater, Tennis, Soccer, Gymnastics,
Photography, Fine Arts and Crafts, Computers, Wilderness Camping, Canoeing, and Mountain Bike Trips.
Two four and eight week sessions. For additional information, color brochure or video, call or write:

31070 Applewood Lane
Farmington Hills, MI 48331

(810) 661-1890

Established 1959

29901 MIDDLEBELT ROAD
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334
810-851-5105
Preschoolers and the kindergarten-
bound set will enjoy a fun-packed
summer with Adat Shalom's warm,
experienced staff. Each week will fea-
ture an exciting theme with special visi-
tors including farm animals, pup-
peteers, musicians, naturalists and pro-
fessional story tellers. Outdoor adven-
tures will encompass gardening, sports,
games, crafts, cooking, waterplay and
nature activities. Full day campers will
enjoy a free lunch on Wednesday.
Parent-toddler and "Just for Me" class-
es are available for our "mini"
campers.

Birmingham Public Schools
Super Summer Day Camp

WEST MAPLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MAPLE & INKSTER ROADS
Combine fun with hands-on learning
in a day camp format in this youth
enrichment program for 1st grade-mid-
dle school students. With an extensive
selection of courses, professional staff,
and a staff-student ratio of 1-10, Super
Summer Day Camp is a great choice
for a summer full of fun and learning.

Camp Arowhon

72 LYNDHURST AVENUE
TORONTO, ONTARIO M5R 2Z7
CANADA
416-975-9060 FAX: 416-975-0130
Arowhon nurtures and challenges
children on our own lake in the spec-

healthy mix for the kids to be
able to do both new and old,"
says Mt Cuthbert of Lake of
The Woods and Greenwoods.
"We are a traditional camp,
but yet we bring that in. We
still do the arts and crafts, we
still do the canoeing, we still
do the trips."
Ms. Fisher from Willoway
has similar ideas. "Our basic
philosophy," she says, "is if
kids enjoy doing this, we try
and add it to our program."
Mt Cuthbert feels it is nec-
essary. "The whole point of the
camp is to challenge the kids
and to help develop self-es-
teem and confidence," he says.
"And the kids that go into the
non-traditional camp activities
have wonderful self-esteem af-
ter being able to get up on two
skis or have developed a graph-
ics program on their computer
or some other thing." CI

tacular Algonquin Park wilderness:
Sailing, windsurfing, horseback riding,
canoeing, tripping, kayaking, nature,
drama, ropes, crafts, tennis, archery,
landsports and more. Our 2.6:1
camper-staff ratio allows us to give
each camper individual and caring
attention.

Camp Sea-Gull

08580 BOYNE CITY ROAD,
CHARLEVOIX, MI 49720
810-851-1318
616-547-6556
As an all-girls camp, Sea-Gull pro-
vides a supportive environment in
which girls can experience success,
accomplishment and fun. Our enroll-
ment is kept small — approximately
100 campers — to allow our girls to
learn in an intimate atmosphere that
encourages independence, personal
growth and life-long friendships. Our
3:1 camper-to staff ratio affords chil-
dren the opportunity to receive per-
sonalized attention and acquire new
skills in a safe, supervised setting.

Camp Wahanowin

CITY ADDRESS
227 EGLINTON AVENUE WEST
TORONTO, ONTARIO M4R 1A9
1-800-701-3132 OR
MICHIGAN REP. 810-851-0040
Camp Wahanowin on Lake Cou-
chiching, 150 acres 1 1/2 hours north of
Toronto, Canada, celebrates its 43rd
season under Owner/Directors the
Nashman family. Complete waterfront
and landsports program, challenge
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