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The Detroit Jewish News, 2009-02-12

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Camp

summer 2009

ECONOMY BUSTER

The finest camp in Michigan
is making camp affordable!

We are extending our
S Soo discount on our regular
program fee of; weeks or more.
Don't delay and register before
the end of February.

Tamarack Upgrades

10 minutes east of Port Huron on Lake Huron

Don't let difficult
financial times stop
you from giving your
child a summer
of a lifetime.
We are the camp
who guarantees to
meet your child's
individual needs.

white sandy beach
waterfront activities
fine arts program
sports complex
indoor rec hall
dining hall and kitchen
spacious bunks

A

s part of its $4 million
Jewish Camping-Jewish
Continuity Campaign
to raise money for financial aid,
capital improvements and endow-
ments, Oakland County-based
Tamarack Camps recently completed
the Grinspoon Institute for Jewish
Philanthropy's "Create Your Match 2"
challenge by raising $300,000.
The institute, founded by national
philanthropist Harold Grinspoon,
along with an allocation of the
Rebecca and Gary Sakwa Challenge
Fund of Federation's 2008 Annual
Campaign, each provided $75,000, cre-
ating a $150,000 match to Tamarack's
campaign.
The money raised has allowed

Tamarack to renovate its Butzel
Conference Center and Bargman
Senior Staff Housing at Camp Maas
in Ortonville. Future projects for the
campaign include a new staff lounge
and a trip center for the camp's hiking
and canoeing trips.
Tamarack's campaign supplements
the agency's annual "Send a Kid to
Tamarack" campaign, which is solely
designated for financial aid. For the first
time in its 107-year history, the agency
expects to allocate more than $1 million
in aid to families this summer.
For more information about camp
or Tamarack's campaigns, contact
(248) 647-1100 or
www.tamarackcamps.com . .1]

For more information call

(248) 547-3287

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Camp Listings

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A CAMP FOR EVERYONE!

Adat Shalom Day Camp
29901 Middlebelt
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(248) 851-5105 Fax: (248) 851-3190

Preschoolers and the kindergarten
bound will enjoy Adat Shalom's warm,
expiericend staff. Each week will fea-
ture an exciting theme with special
visitors including animals, a magician,
a naturalist, and a Hebrew specialist.
Parent-toddler and "Just for ME" class-
es are available for "mini" campers.

• Programming from June 8 to August 28
• Caring, trained and experienced staff
• Free transportation
•American Camp Association accredited
• Red Cross swim lessons

Black River Farm
and Ranch
5040 Sheridan Line Rd.
Croswell, MI 48422
(810) 679-2505
www.blackriverfarmandranch.com

REGISTER TODAY!

Girls only, age 7-15; residential 1, 2, 3
or 4 weeks; horseback riding, archery,
arts and crafts, boating, swimming.
Since 1962, girls have come to Black
River Farm and Ranch to have fun
with friends and horses and enjoy a
variety of camp activities.

URJ Camp George

3845 Bathurst St. #301
Toronto, Ontario M3H 3N2
Contact: Jeff Rose, director
(416) 638-2635
http://george.urjcamps.org/

Contact us at 248A32.5578 or
check us out online at www.jccdetorg.

Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit

D. Dan & Betty Kahn Building
Eugene & Marcia Applebaum Jewish Community Campus
6600 W. Maple Road • West Bloomfield

Jimmy Prentis Morris Building
A. Alfred Taubman Jewish Community Campus
15110 W. Ten Mlle Road • Oak Park

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February 12 • 2009

URJ Camp George is located just 2
hours from Toronto. The camp pro-
gram is designed to enhance the
physical and social skills of campers
in grades 2-9 in a Jewish environment.

Camp Ramah in Canada

491 Lawrence Ave. W. Ste 400
Toronto, ON M5M 1c7
Michael Wolf, director, (248) 660-
5556, (416) 789-2193Fax: (416)
789-3970
info®campramah.com
www.campramah.com

Camp Ramah in Canada offers an out-
standing overnight camp in a dynamic
Jewish environment. Camp Ramah
integrates experiential Jewish living
and learning with an atmosphere of
friendship and fun. In addition to
top-notch waterfront, sports and arts
programs, campers find social, intel-
lectual and religious growth.

Camp Young Judaea
Midwest
Winter address:
990 Grove St. #202
Evanston, IL 60201
(847) 328-4942
Fax: (847) 492-9797
Summer address:
E989 Stratton Lake Rd
Waupaca, WI. 54981
(715) 258-2288 Fax: (715) 256-
7620
www.cyjmid.org
info®cyjmid.org

Camp Young Judaea Midwest is a
co-ed camp located in Wisconsin.
Campers participate in waterskiing,
sports, ropes course, camping, music,
and more. We strengthen Jewish iden-
tity and foster a love for Israel.

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