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Arthur M. Horwitz

F. Kevin Browett

Publisher / Executive Editor

Chief Operating Officer

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ahorwitz@renmedia.us

Kol Ami Installs Executive Board

Jackie Headapohl
Managing Editor

Keith Farber

Elected were: treasur-
er, Jim Stegman; sec-
retary, Kineret Gable;
past president, Karee
Strome; co-presidents,
Howard Katz and Paul
Gross; third vice presi-
dent, Alan Wormser;
second vice president,
Harvey Leven; and
first vice president,
Tom Vorenberg.

jheadapohl@renmedia.us

Keri Guten Cohen

Story Development Editor

kcohen@renmedia.us

Lynne Konstantin
Arts & Life Editor

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David Sachs

Sales Director

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Senior Account Executive
Melissa Litvin

Account Executives
Kathryn Andros
Wendy Flusty
Annette Kizy

Sales Manager Assistant
Kezzie Chudler
Lisa Wren

Senior Copy Editor

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Deborah Schultz

Corporate Creative Director

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EDITORIAL
Editorial Assistant
Sy Manello
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Senior Columnist
Danny Raskin
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Contributing Editor
Robert Sklar
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Intern
Zoe Schubot

Contributing Writers
Ruthan Brodsky
Suzanne Chessler
Annabel Cohen
Don Cohen
Shari S. Cohen
Shelli Liebman Dorfman
shellidorfman@aol.com
Ryan Fishman
Stacy Gittleman
Ronelle Grier
ronelleg@aol.com
Esther Allweiss Ingber
Harry Kirsbaum
Barbara Lewis
Rabbi Jason Miller
Alan Muskovitz
Allan Nahajewski
Steve Stein
stevestein502004@yahoo.com.com

RED TIED

Managing Editor
Jackie Headapohl
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Contributing Editor
Keri Guten Cohen
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Meet in MoTown
Singles Shabbaton
Orthodox single men and women ages
28-40 are invited to a "Meet In MoTown"
Shabbaton Aug.14-16 (Rosh Chodesh Elul)
at Young Israel of Southfield.
Features include exciting activities, deli-
cious meals and a Shabbat talk by 2014
CNN Hero Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg. The
Shabbaton coincides with the Woodward
Dream Cruise, the world's largest classic
car event, with Friday afternoon viewing
as an option for early arrivals.
The price is $225; $199 if registered by
July 20. Meals, activities and home hos-
pitality are included, with optional hotel
accommodations available for an extra
charge. Space is limited, with participation
subject to acceptance. To register, visit goo.
gl/forms/s115gBrlwz or email questions
to MeetInMotown@gmail.com .

Award Program For
Family Businesses
Walsh College is offering a Succession
Success Award, a new recognition for family-
owned-and-operated businesses.
The Walsh College Leadership Center, in
partnership with DKSS CPAs + Advisors, is
presenting this award through the Best of
Michigan Business awards program.
Nominations must be submitted by Aug.
20. Go to: michbusiness.com/events/the-
best-of-michbusiness-2015/nomination.
The award honors family businesses that
have successfully transitioned leadership and
ownership from one generation to the next.
Interested family businesses can call Jan
Hubbard, (248) 823-1392, for information
about the awards or affinity groups.

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Collections Analyst
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Controller
Craig R. Phipps

QUICK CLICK ... From The William Davidson

Digital Archive Of Jewish Detroit History

Mike Smith

Detroit Jewish News
Foundation Archivist

T

he first day of summer has now
passed. Schools are out, the days
are warm — it is time for the
kids to go to camp. I wondered — when
did the Jewish News first begin to cover
some news or advertisements from sum-
mer camps?
Well, from the first year the IN was
published (1942) and continuing up
to the present day, readers will find
advertisements about and reports from
summer camps. In recent times, the JN
has devoted special sections to summer
camps in December and February.
In the archives, one can also find
advertisements for camps that some read-
ers may have spent time at when they
were children. For example, have you ever
heard of Camp Mehia? This was a camp
in the Michigan resort area known as

Corporate Creative Director
Deborah Schultz
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Camp Nlehia

FULFILLMENT

In The Irish Hills ... Highest Altitude in Southern Miehigan

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Customer Service Manager:
Zena Hosley

Received annually highs. rating
from State Board of Health and
other authorities .r health con
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etc.

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Specialized Programs for Boys

• Nursery and kindergarten in specially equipped and
heated building. Under the supervision of Miss Sophie
Wakim, M.A. and Miss Harriet Russell, IAN, both of
t h e Merrill-Palmer School. ,
• Doctor and Nurses on Premises.

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the Irish Hills, or as its advertisement
states: "The Highest Altitude in Southern
Michigan:'
The camp was opened in 1935 on
the shores of Wamplers Lake and man-
aged by beloved Movsas and Shulamith
Berkovich. In 1951, it was sold to the
Detroit United Methodist Church and still
exists today as the Judson Collins Center.
And, it still has a camp for kids.

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