May the New Year bring to all
our friends and family health, joy,
prosperity and everything good in life.

S'mores Galore!

Kol Ami Camp Shabbat ushers
kids back into school season.

May the coming year be filled with
health and happiness for all our family and friends.
L'Shanah Tovah!

Gloria (C oldie) &
Marvin Bookstein

Temple Kol Ami membership corn-

Carley Curtis, 8, of Belleville and

mittee chairwoman Cynthia Katz is

Lisa Redmond of Farmington Hills

ready to put another tray of Shabbat
S'mores into the oven.

can't wait to try their Shabbat
S'mores.

May the coming year be filled with
health and happiness for all our family and friends.
L'Shanah Tovah!

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The Morton family of West Bloomfield: Lauren, Jerod, Lainey, 7, Ashley, 5,
and Zack, 1

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May the coming year be filled with
health and happiness for all our family and friends.
L'Shanah Tovah!

Sam and Minnie Berman

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ore than 100 members and
prospective members of
Temple Kol Ami in West
Bloomfield, most dressed in their
favorite "camp attire," attended the
third annual Camp Shabbat service at
the synagogue, followed by a camp-
style dinner of kosher hot dogs, chili,
tole slaw and chips.
As usual, Kol Ami's famous
"Shabbat S'mores" were the hit of the
evening.
The Camp Shabbat was designed as

a way to get the synagogue's children
back into the synagogue in a fun,
casual setting after a summer away at
camp, vacations and other activities.
The special service has become so
popular that it has become Kol Ami's
traditional kick-off to the back-to-
school season.
Kol Ami's membership committee
plans the annual evening and cooks
the dinner, which frequently leaves the
kids asking for "s'more Shabbats like
this!"