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WJC May 6. 1983 Page 5 IPCS slates meeting On Tv Specialty camps offer variety of programs Older campers attending Camp JCC are being offered specialty camps this year, announced Judy Kissel, director of the Jewish Community Center's day camp. Theater Camp, led by Craig Kinzle, musical theater director of Music Under the Stars and the Shorewood Players, offers campers experience in all aspects of theater, from make-up, costumes and scenery to on-stage work in choreography, music and acting. All campers will perform in several productions, including an appearance at the Jewish Jubilee '83 and at Parents Day at camp. Baseball Camp, led by Arno Kirshenwitz, former profession al baseball player with the St.

Louis Cardinals, will spend the major portion of the day in practice drills in batting, hitting, fielding and in playing games. Other specialty camps include: computers, horseback riding and trip-taking for 5th-10th graders, and soccer and basketball for 4th-10th graders. For 5th-10th grade campers who desire a general camp experience, Camp Tsofim and Camp Kibbutzim offer an exposure to all aspects of camp-boating, riding, swimming, athletics, crafts, nature study and overnights. For more information, call Kissel, 276-0716. has extensive experience with individuals addicted to drugs, alcohol and other "ritualistic" behavior.

He will discuss the hidden influences of everyday activities and substances which affect all areas of family life, such as television, jogging, cigarettes and food dependency. The annual meeting will also highlight volunteers of JFCS and the election of the Board of Directors and Officers of JFCS. Reservations for the ice cream social can be made at 273-6515. get awards Service. Ten-year service recognition awards were also given to Rick Stordock, George R.

Prentice, Rose Mantei, Jean Jenrich, Caroline Nowak, John Krismer, De-Anna Ratliff, Beverly Sanfelip-po, Stephan Frisch, and Daniel Hoopes, all of Jewish Vocational Service. BBW to start '83 fundraising B'nai B'rith Women of Milwaukee will begin its 1983-84 Fundraising Campaign at the home of Barbara Kohl-Spiro on Monday, May 16 at 7:30 p.m. B'nai B'rith Women is the sole support of the BBW Children's Home in Jerusalem. This year BBW has pledged care for one of the emotionally disturbed children at the home at a cost of $20,000. For further information, call Berdie, 962-2121, or Judy, Urban League official on 'Humanitas' Jackie Shropshire, associate director of administration of the Milwaukee Urban League, will be the guest on "Barry Sil-berg's Humanitus" on Channel 6 on Sunday, May 8 at 6:15 a.m.

The show will be rebroad-cast on Thursday, May 12 at 5:30 a.m. Evening of Yiddishkeit planned A night of Yiddish music, dance and dramatic and come-dic readings will be presented at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun, 2419 E. Kenwood on Tuesday, May 10 at 8 p.m. Howard Weinshel of the Per-hift Players will be master of ceremonies of the program that begins with shtetl music by Joyce Altman, piano; Leo Kissel, violin; Joseph Aaron, clarinet; Jim Dean, bass; and Art Teplin-sky and Dr. Louis Kretchmar, drums.

The program will include readings by Zalman Friedman, songs by Doris Friedman, shtetl dances by the Kalaniot Dancers and, direct from the Catskills, Jack Levin presenting "Washington's Farewell Address" and "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address." The public is invited to attend this free evening of The annual meeting and ice cream social of the Corporation and Friends of Jewish Family and Children's Service will be held at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun, 2419 E. Kenwood on Wednesday, May 11 at 7:15 p.m. Edward (Ned) Rubin, director of out-patient therapy at De Paul Rehabilitation Hospital, will speak on "Everybody's Hooked on Something: Is It Desire or Dependency?" Rubin, a clinical therapist, Volunteers The Greater Milwaukee Voluntary Action Center and Robert D. Birdsell and Associates presented community service awards, including many to Jewish volunteers, at a ceremony at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Union April 18. Major awards were given to Rose Wilk, for her volunteer work with the Milwaukee Council Pioneer WomenNa'amat, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Milwaukee Jewish Home, and Jewish War Veteran's Auxiliary.

Also awarded were Barbara Stein, for her work with Soviet emigrants through Jewish Family and Children's Service, and L. Mandy Stellman, for her work with battered women's issues. Ten-year service recognition awards were given to Esther Blum, Sy Dolnick, Elaine Elkon, Rachel Jacobs, Phyllis Millman, Henry Pitt, Toby Recht, Joyce Weiss, Marianne Wilson and Betty Zien, all volunteers at Jewish Family and Children's Specialists on camp staff Island, 111., where he met a former Milwaukeean who still sends her children to Interlaken and who told him about the camp. In addition to Sabag, Interlaken will bring in other special staffers. Sergio Schultz, 21, of Mexico City will be a counselor.

He speaks Spanish, English, Hebrew and Yiddish and has traveled to Israel and worked in camps in Canada and Texas. He will bring to the camp a strong Jewish and sports background. Arts and Crafts Director Celeste Rouben of Louisville, is studying at the Art Institute of Chicago. Dance Director Laurel Polan-sky of Milwaukee has taught dance classes for many years and has performed in numerous groups. For further information on Camp Interlaken, call Chase, 276-0716, ext.

453. An Israeli track star will be the shaliach (Israeli emissary) at Camp Interlaken, Eagle River, this summer, announced Camp Director Paul Chase. Shem-Tov (Shemi) Sabag, 24, of Tiberias, will represent Israel in the 1984 summer Olympics in the marathon. He is also an Israeli steeplechase champion and placed second in the Israeli Road Running Championship in 1982. He has also been an athletic director in a Jewish camp in New Hampshire and has coordinated athletic programs while in the Israeli Army.

He has extensive background in swimming, self defense, physical fitness training, volleyball, soccer, canoeing and basketball. His role in Interlaken will be to enrich the camp's Israel programs and to develop a running program. He is currently attending Augustana College in Rock 719 N. Milwaukee Street Milwaukee, Wl 53202 (414) 271-4737 MADE BY EVA SCHONFIELD HANDBLOWN GLASS MEZUZAH Join us for the ANNUAL MEETING of the MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION Honoring MIRIAM BEN SHEMUEL Community Educator Featured Speaker RABBI IRWIN WITTY Executive Director, Toronto Board of Jewish Education "UNIFYING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY" tv Sunday, May 15, 1983 at 7:30 p.m. JEWISH EDUCATION AND CULTURE CAMPUS 4650 North Port Washington Road An Original Design Executed Free Hand By The Artist Weather Resistant Glass For Indoor or Outdoor Use Affix To Doorpost With Screws Provided i sure IV 'f REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE Board members whose terms continue: TH2 Barbara Kohl-Spiro (1984) Harriet McKinney (1985) William Orenstein (1984) Rabbi Herbert Pan itch (1985) Judy Salinsky(1984) Michael Schaalman (1985) Dr.

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