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Robert and
Marcie Orley
Susan and Rabbi
Harold Loss
Hillel Day School At 50
On May 29, Hillel Day School of
Metropolitan Detroit in Farmington Hills
will celebrate the culmination of its 50th
anniversary celebratory events with a
jubilee dinner at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield.
The dinner will honor Marcie and
Robert Orley with the 2008 Dream
Maker Award. The Orleys are past parents
and longtime supporters of Hillel. Robert
is a past president of its board of direc-
tors, and Marcie serves on its Goldman-
Hermelin Education Foundation.
Hillel Day School will also honor Susan
and Rabbi Harold Loss with the Rabbi
Jacob Segal Award. The Losses embrace
Rabbi Segars dream of a Jewish educa-
tion for all children, regardless of syna-
gogue affiliation and a family's financial
ability. Their daughters are graduates
of Hillel and the Loss family attributes
their daughters' personal and profes-
sional successes to their Hillel education.
Rabbi Loss is a rabbi at Temple Israel in
West Bloomfielod and Susan is active in
numerous temple and community orga-
nizations.
Cocktails will begin at 5:30 p.m. on
Thursday, May 29, followed by a program
and dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are $200 per
person and are available through Cheryl
Schanes, (248) 539-1488, or cschanes@
hillelday.org.
Activist Is Honored
Beverly Baker will receive the 2008 Israel
Activist of the Year Award from the
Jewish Community Relations Council at
a special event in her honor on Thursday,
May 22, at 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish
Community Center in West Bloomfield.
Jay Golan, presi-
dent of the Birthright
Israel Foundation,
will be the program's
featured speaker. He
will address "Sharing
the Israel Experience
to Secure a Jewish
Beverly Baker Future." Birthright
Israel has brought
more than 110,000 young Jewish adults
to Israel since its inception in 1999.
Golan is responsible for all advocacy,
fundraising and alumni and post-trip
programs in North America for the
program. Council Past President Jeannie
Weiner and her husband, Dr. Gershon
Weiner, are honorary chairs of the Israel
Activist Event.
An ardent Israel advocate and Zionist,
Baker began visiting Israel in 1956, just
before the Sinai campaign. She has been
to Israel more than 40 times, spending
every summer there with her family
throughout the 1970s. As Council's 2008
Israel Activist of the
Year, she personifies
the highest ideals
of the Jewish com-
munity through her
extensive community
service, leadership,
philanthropy and
accomplishments.
Jay Golan
For information
about the Israel Activist Award and pro-
gram or opportunities to honor Baker,
visit the Council Web site, detroitjcrc.
org, or contact the office, (248) 642-5393,
ext. 9.
Tamarack Fun Day
Tamarack Camps will host its first
Alumni Family Fun Day at Camp Maas
in Ortonville 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, June
22.
The event, which kicks off the sum-
mer before campers arrive, will welcome
Tamarack Camps and Fresh Air Society
alumni and friends to enjoy a day at
camp. Planned for rain or shine, the event
is open to the community.
"I'm so excited to return to my roots
and relive all of my camp memories:'
said Rachel (Grey) Ellis, a longtime
Tamarack camper and staffer who now
volunteers as a board member for the
organization.
"I'm really excited to see past campers
and staff, as well as families from our
community who may or may not be cur-
rently affiliated with us. Its going to be a
great day at camp'."
Activities planned include waterski-
ing, tubing, kayaking and canoeing,
organized sporting games, climbing walls
and ropes course initiatives, campfires
and s'mores, arts and crafts and horse-
back riding. A barbecue lunch will be
served. Specific times for gatherings of
past decades of campers and staff will be
arranged for photographs.
"I'm really looking forward to bring-
ing my family to Camp Maas as this is
another opportunity to share my memo-
ries of camp with them; said Brian
Kepes, president of Tamarack's board of
directors.
"I was a camper and staff member
for over 10 years and often speak of my
memories of this very special place
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