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January 15, 1999 - Image 56

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-01-15

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Enriching Jewish Life for Over 95 Years

GRAND OPENING. ■

Nancy c Stephen Grand Multi-Use Facility 6- Pool
Sara 6- Irving Mahler Dining Facility

GOALS OF TAMARACK

NEW AND IMPROVED
PROGRAMS FOR 1999

I0* To maintain excellence



To exceed expectations



Leave nothing to chance



Meet the children's
individual needs

Miniature Golf Course

Scuba Diving

H.B.R Corral at Pine Forest

10*- New Climbing Tower

11 Many surprises —
check our web page

CAMP MAAS

CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Choose from 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7 weeks
some sessions filled
2nd - 9th Graders / with waiting lists I

Silverman Village

TYPICAL DAY AT CAMP MAAS

7:30 a.m.

Rise and Shine

8:30 a.m.

Breakfast

10:00 -12:45

Activity Time: Kayaking, Waterskiing, Red Cross swim
lessons, Drama, a hockey game or tennis match, individual
Prime Time or select your own "Choice."

1:00 p.m.

Lunch and singing

1:45 - 2:30

Menucha (rest hour) — Mail time, letter writing, hanging out
with your bunkmates.

2:45 - 5:30

Activity Time: General Swim, learning about the
environment at Teva, partake in the old west at Pioneer
Skills, throw a pot at ceramics, be the DJ at the radio station
or horseback ride through the trails.

6:30 Dinner

Fridays are extra special as we welcome the Shabbat with
homemade challah, a traditional Shabbat meal & songfest.

7:15 Schmooze

Visit with your brothers and sisters, challenge your counsebr
to a basketball game or finish a project in Arts & Crafts.

8:15 p.m.

Evening Programs: Hawaiian Luau, Overnights, " Coming to
America" and "Exodus," Foxfire Carnival.

9:15 p.m.

Lights out for Junior Side

10:00 p.m.

Lights out for Senior Side

An emotionally supportive unit for children who are in
special education classes due to behavior difficulties.

Nachman Horizons Program

For children with special needs who can be integrated into the
regular camp program where extra support staff are provided.

WINTER BREAK & SPRING CLASSIC

February 16-17
and 18

April S-6

A great introduction to

camp, or a terrific way to
keep camp memories all
year 'round.

VOSISINANAMEMMINEMENEWHISKINNORMIEMIlies%

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (248) 661-0600
tamarack@ix.netcom.com • http://www.tamarackcamps.com

1/15
1999

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