Strengthening The Community
One Child At A Time

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Rocketry,
computers,
dance, sports
and the outdoors.

along with regular camp activi-
ties.
"There were also kids there
who were not necessarily over-
weight who just wanted to stay
fit," says Ms. Roberts. "Lacey
said they were really stimulat-
ing, exciting sessions." Now
that she's learned these life-long
skills, Lacey is looking forward
to going on a wilderness trip
this summer.
"When we were younger,
these programs weren't avail-
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For information about the great summer programs at
Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute see your synagogue
office or call OSRUI at
847-509-0990 x25.

Orchards Children's Services is a leader among Michigan's child
welfare agencies, providing specialized care in addition to
recreational and educational services for children in Oakland,
Wayne and Macomb counties.

Orchards provides the highest quality services designed to
strengthen family stability, build supportive communities and
address current and emerging family needs.

Orchards offers the most appropriate and prompt permanency
plan for those children separated from their families, as well as
support for reunification or acceptance into a new family.

• At-Home Respite Services
• Foster Care Services
• Managed Care Services
• Adoption Services
• Outpatient Clinical Services • Community Services

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Oakland County
30215 Southfield Rd.
Southfield, MI 48076
(810) 433-8600

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Wayne County
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7700 Second Avenue
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Detroit, MI 48202
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Like to ski? Area high school
racing teams, as well as those
just eager to learn how to race,
head to Mt Hood in Oregon for
a week of ski training. Or you
could choose the Zermatt Ski
Program, in Zermatt, Switzer-
land, which is designed to im-
prove the skills of the
intermediate to advanced racer.
Lacey Roberts, 16, of Birm-
ingham, chose a very different
path a couple of summers ago.
"She had suddenly gotten very
heavy, and wanted to take it
off," says her mom, Shelley
Roberts. She spent three weeks
at Camp Shane in Ferndale,
N.Y., a weight-loss program in a
camp setting, and lost 27
pounds.
Last summer, Lacey went to
Tony Sparber's New Image
Camp in Waterbury, Conn. for
eight weeks because she had
friends there. Again, she lost 27
pounds, living in a dorm and
learning nutrition, taking exer-
cise and self-esteem classes,

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A Camp for Jewish Youth, 8-14
Waupaca, WI

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