"Grins" are "In" at

ADM SHALOM DAY CAMP

Arowhon nurtures and challenges
children on our own lake in the
spectaular Algonquin Park wilder-
ness: sailing, windsurfing, horseback
riding, canoeing, tripping, kayaking,
nature, drama, ropes, climbing,
crafts, tennis, archery, landsports and
more. Our 2.6:1 camper-staff ratio
allows us to give each camper indi-
vidual and caring attention.

CAMP SEA-GULL
08580 Boyne City Road;
Charlevoix, MI 49720
(248) 851-1318; (616) 547-6556

As an all-girls camp, Sea-Gull pro-
vides a supportive environment in
which girls can expericence success,
accomplishment and fun. Our
enrollment is kept small to allow our
girls to learn in an intimate atmos-
phere that encourages independence,
personal growth and life-long friend-
ships. Our 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio
affords children the opportunity to
receive personalized attention and
acquire new skills in a safe, super-
vised setting.

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CAMP SHANE
SHANE (TRIM-DOWN) CAMP
(800) 292-2267

www.campshane.com

Weight reducing camp featured on
ABC's TV 20/20. Family run since
1968. Very supportive atmosphere
with beautiful grounds and exciting
activities. Fun, friendly and strongly
supervised. Portion controlled meals
with classes in nutrition, dieting and
cooking result in amazing weight
losses.

CAMP TANUGA
(248) 258-9150

Camp Tanuga has been a 2nd home
to girls & boys 6-15 years old since
1952. The Tanuga Philosophy is
about developing self reliance, confi-
dence, and personal growth. An end-
less choice of activities, overnight
camping trips, and intensive person-
al interaction provide the venue for
achieving this goal.
A nurturing staff {1:4 min. ratio}
facilitate a safe, fun, and comfortable
environment, we like to call the
"family feeling".
Tanuga is a special place that rec-
ognizes the fact that campers have
individual differences. A common
goal of every summer is providing
opportunities for children to work

on these differences, hence becoming
friends & family. This is the essence
of what is commonly known as the
"Tanuga Magic"!

CAMP WAHANOWIN
227 Eglinton Avenue West
Toronto, Ontario M4R 1A9
(800) 701-3132 or (248) 851-0040

Camp Wahanowin on Lake
Couchiching, 150 acres 1 1/2 hours
north of Toronto,_ Canada, celebrates
its 44th season under owner/direc-
tors the Nashman family. Complete
waterfront and landsports program,
challenge activities and creative and
performing arts. Mature and caring
staff, resident physician and Friday
night services. Great rate of exchange
on U.S. dollars. Directors Harold or
Bruce Nashman, toll-free (800) 701-
3132 or our representative Deby
Gannes (248) 851-0040.

CAMP WALDEN
31070 Applewood Lane;
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
(248) 661-1890

Five major goals constantly guide the
leadership of Walden. Each child
should have fun, always under the
guidance of a highly trained staff.
Physical fitness is encouraged to
deveolp confidence and self-assur-
ance. Each child develops socially,
getting along with other people in
challenges away from home.
Education is closely coupled with
enjoyment. Freedom of choice
achieves greater self-reliance as
campers choose from numerous
activites.

CAMP YOUNG JUDAEA
Winter Address:
6600 N. Lincoln Avenue #304;
Lincolnwood, IL 60645
(847) 982-2040 or contact
Young Judaea at: (313) 994-8500

Summer Address:
E989 Stratton Lake Road;
Waupaca, WI 54981
(715) 258-2288

CYJ is deeply committed to Jewish
values and tradition. Campers live
Judaism through kashrut and
Shabbat observance, prayer, special
days, educational activities and
Israeli dance and singing. Through a
dynamic combination of scouting,
overnight trips, arts & crafts,

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2'/2 YEARS — KINDERGARTEN BOUND

Session I: June 15 - July 10
Session II: July 13 - July 31
Science Camp: August 3 - 7

Aciat Shalom's warm, experienced staff

3 & 2 Morning Frograms with Optional Lunch Club
3 Full-day Frogra m with complimentary lunches on Wednesday
Extended Hours Available
Weekly Themes • Water Flay
Nature & Gardening • Crafts & Cooking • Outdoor Adventures

"Special Visitors": animals, puppeteers,
musicians, naturalists and story tellers

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Also: Parent-Toddler and 'Just For Me"

For applicationo,
call Dottie Levitoky, Director
851-5105

with Patagonia's
Commitment
to Quality.

WE'V E L
MOVED!

To The
N.E. Corner
of Lincoln and
S. Adams

1105 S. Adams
Birmingham, MI 48009

248 • 723 • 9838

1/23
1998

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