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CAMP BULLETIN — 1968 SEASON
Jewish Community Center of Louisville, Ky.
Jewish Community Center
CAMPS
Camp Ben F. Washer
in beautiful Otter Creek Park
For BOYS and GIRLS
Ages 8 to 15
Camp Ricarree
a 9-to-4 Day Camp
for Boys and Girls ages SV? to 9
Junior Camp
a 9-to-noon Day Camp
NO CHILD should be denied the opportunity to
attend camp for lack of funds. The B'nai B'rith
Fresh Air Fund enables all JCC camps to accom
modate those families that cannot afford the
full fee. Please feel free to contact Alexander
Erlen, Jewish Social Service Agency, 587-0774,
or Aaron Schreiber, Jewish Community Center,
458-3281, regarding reduced camp fees. All
such queries will be held in strictest confidence.
for Boys and Girls ages 4 to 5Yi
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
3600 Dutchmans Lane
Louisville, Ky. 40205
�in beautiful Otter Creek Park
For BOYS and GIRLS
Ages 8 to 15
FIRST PERIOD (Ages 8 to 11)
June 17 to July 8
SECOND PERIOD (Ages 11 to 15)
July 10 to July 31
IMPORTANT DATES
Reunion Feb. 4
Registration for Old Campers Jan. 28 - Feb. 4
Registration for JCC Members Feb. 4-8
Open Registration after Feb. 8
THE CAMP is in beautiful Otter Creek Park, 35 miles from
Louisville and near Fort Knox. The site features a natural
setting, miles of trails, rustic cabins, playfields, dining hall,
recreation hall, swimming pool, and boating area.
At Camp Ben F. Washer, campers learn to
work together with other campers and adults, to enjoy good
ACTIVITIES:
sportsmanship, and to make new friends.
Campers enjoy
a waterfront program which includes swimming, boating,
and canoeing. Our camping program stresses activities
which can be enjoyed in a rural setting. This aspect of
the program includes hiking, camp crafts, cookouts, over
night programs, archery, horseback riding, and our unique
farm programs.
STAFF at Camp Ben F. Washer is selected on the basis of
training and experience.
Cabin counselors and specialists
are supervised by Alan Kottler, a member of the Jewish
Community Center's full-time staff.
Camp Director Irvin
Goldstein is an experienced camp administrator now start
ing his 12th year with JCC camping. The able staff insures
fun and safety for the campers at all times.
HEALTH and SAFETY:
A well-equipped infirmary is open
at all times. Louisville pediatricians are on 24-hour phone
standby and make weekly visits to check campers and
facilities.
FEE for camp is $130 per period, plus canteen deposit,
$2.25 for insurance, and transportation.
TRANSPORTATION:
Campers are taken to camp from the
Jewish Community Center and returned there at the close
of the camping period in school buses manned by experi
enced drivers.
FOOD for campers is kosher and
Snacks are served daily.
deliciously prepared.
�SUN TIME and FUN TIME
For BOYS and GIRLS ages 5’/2 to 9
FIRST PERIOD: June 17 to July 5
SECOND PERIOD: July 8 to July 26
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday
including lunch and snack
$50 per period
Additional children in family $45 per
period.
LOCATION:
Camp Ricarree is located at the Jewish
Community Center. It has the use of all Center facili
Camp
has a well-qualified
ties plus its own outdoor area, including a large pa
STAFF:
vilion completed last year.
chosen for understanding, experience and maturity.
Ricarree
staff,
Group counselors usually have completed at least
one year of college. Jack Benjamin will be camp
director and Tony Mann, the program director. Both
PROGRAM:
A well-rounded program includes swim
are on the full-time professional staff of the JCC.
ming, games, music, arts and crafts, sports, trips to
many interesting places, plus an overnight camping
trip.
One of the outstanding programs of this year
again will be the special sports clinic.
FEE each period at Camp Ricarree is $50, plus $2.25
for insurance which each child must have.
Daily transportation is available for an additional
$10 per child for each period. If more than one child
from a family is enrolled, the fee is $45 per period
for each additional child.
ENROLLMENT is limited to 120 children for each period. The camp is divided into small groups, usually
not more than 10 children in each, according to age
and sex.
REGISTRATION begins February 8, but don't delay,
because Camp Ricarree fills up rapidly.
�Junior
Camp
LOCATION AND FACILITIES:
Junior Camp uses the extensive Nursery School
facilities of the Jewish Community Center, indoors and outdoors.
PROGRAM:
Junior Camp is for children too young to participate in a more
rigorous full-day camping program, yet at the age where a summer group
The program includes Jewish
experience is a valuable part of growing up.
culture, crafts, games, songs, trips, dance, imaginative play, basic nature activi
For BOYS and GIRLS
Ages 4 to 51/2
First Period: June 17 to June 28
Second Period: July 1 to July 12
Third Period: July 15 to July 26
Monday through Friday
9 a.m. to noon
including mid-morning snack
$20 per period
ties, and physical education especially designed for the pre-schooler.
STAFF:
Counselors are specially trained to work with preschool children.
Benjamin directs Junior Camp.
Jack
Miss Ellen Hirsch will return as this year's Pro
gram Director.
FEES are $20 for each two-week period, plus $2.25 for insurance which each
child must have. Transportation to the Center in the morning only is available
for an additional $3.25 per child for each period.
ENROLLMENT: Junior Camp has a capacity of 46 children for each period. The
camp is divided into four groups, each with a counselor and assistant.
APPLICATION for CAMP BEN F. WASHER and CAMP RICARREE or JUNIOR CAMP
TO: Jewish Community Center
Circle the camp period you desire:
3600 Dutchmans Lane
Camp Ben F. Washer
Louisville, Ky. 40205
Camp Ricarree
NAME--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sex
1
Junior Camp
1
Age
Birthdate
Address---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Zip
2
2
1
2
3
Home Phone
School----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Grade completed as of June 1
Father’s Name__________________________________________ Bus. Add
Ph
Mother’s Name Bus. Add__ Ph
Family Doctor--------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Office Phone
Attached please find registration fee (deposit).
I understand that this fee may not be refunded in the event of cancellation of my reservation after April 15.
CAMP BEN F. WASHER $20 □
CAMP RICARREE $10 □
JUNIOR CAMP $10 □
Parent’s Signature
Additional applications are available at the Center. For further information phone 458-3281.
DON’T MISS A SUMMER OF FUN! REGISTER EARLY!
Date
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Camp Bulletin, 1968 Season
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Jewish Community Center (Louisville, Ky.)
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Brochure for the Jewish Community Center of Louisville's 1968 summer camps: Camp Ben F. Washer, Camp Ricarree, and Junior Camp.
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1968
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1960s
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Jewish Community Center (Louisville, Ky.)
Camp Riccaree
Louisville (Ky.)
Kentucky--Louisville
Meade County (Ky.)
Brandenburg (Ky.)
Kentucky--Brandenburg
Kentucky--Meade County
Camp Ben F. Washer
Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area (Ky.)
Jews
Jewish children
Jewish youth
Jewish camps
Camps
Children
Youth
Goldstein, Irvin
Kottler, Alan
Benjamin, Jack
Mann, Tony
Hirsch, Ellen
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eng
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.for a summer of fuit—
RICCAREE CAMP
June 19 - July 28
CAMP TALL TREES
June 11 - July 28
729 So. Second - Louisville, Ky. - JA. 7164
1950
�RICCAREE___________________________________
(LOUISVILLE, KY.)
Camping is fun at Rlccaree - a large variety of things to do,
to see, and learn; and In the friends with whom all this Is to
be done. Boys and girls enjoy the learning of group living
and recreational skills In small groups of their own age and
sex.
These are combined, whenever possible, for coeducational
^■activity.
\(
v
STAFF...each group Is guided by a mature and understanding
counselor.
All of the counselors have experience In
working with groups, and either have completed, or
are working on a college education.
There will be
no junior counselors.
“SHEN....June 19 through.July 28
Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 P.m.
WHERE...at all available facilities in and around Louisville
Including parks, playgrounds, pools and the "Y".
TRANJSRURT7iTrOK;rps-provided for trips away from the "Y".
\/
FOOD.... a full lunch and an afternoon snack are provided
dally. Jewish dietary laws are strictly1 observed.
'/REGISTRATION..for boys and girls between the ages of 6 & 12.
FEE.
. .for members - $7.50 ... for non-members - $8.00
THIS MUST BE PAID ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
CAMP LIMITED TO 60 CAMPERS
Mrs.Marvin Krlchman, Chairman
Mrs. Estelle Handler, Camp Director
Pauline Pearson -
For further information
To provide your child with the joys an
reserve a place by promptly retur
�TALL TREES
(OTTER CREEK PARK)
The 27th year of outdoor camping for YMHA members Is being of
fered this year at Camp Tall Trees-ln a beautiful natural
wooded section In the Otter Creek Recreation Area.
The camp
ers live In small cabin units. A well rounded program to sat
isfy the needs of the Individual camper Is provided for happy
wholesome experience In a democratic living situation.
STAFF. ..the counselors have been chosen with great care in
order that the camper may have the benefit of ade
quate supervision. Each counselor has had-*experlence In camping and emphasis Is upon Individual
care. Medical attention is provided for campers.
WIEN....June 11 through July__23
There'are three two week periods.
TRANSPORTATION.. all campers will leave'Ey train in a group
under the supervision of counselors. Parents will
be notTTIed of’time and fare.
FOOD....the food served Is of the highest quality and Is
prepared by expert chefs. Jewish dietary laws are
strictly observed.
REGISTRATION.. for boys and girls from 9 to 15 years of age.
FEE.......... for members - $?5.00 for a two week period.
non-members - $40.00 for a two week period.
FEES MUST BE PAID ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
CAMP LIMITED TO 48 CAMPERS
Abe B. Berman, Chairman
David Sagerman, Camp Director
son - Camp Registrar
atlon - call JAckson 7164
oys and advantages of a camping vacation,
returning registration blank and fee.
For
�AT BOTH CAMPS
PROGRAM
Emphasizes cooperative planning - group projects - out-of-door
summer activities - new skills - new experiences - children are
encouraged to enter all of these for fun.
SWIMMING...Instruction is thorough.
Safety Is taught and demon
strated by the Red Cross Life Savers on our staff.
CAMPING.... hiking, exploring, cookouts, overnights, nature study,
compass, trail signs, crafts, etc. These activities provide
the city child with his introduction to the country and natu
ral surroundings.
CRAFTS.......... all types of art and creative crafts are stimulated,
using a variety of materials like wood, leather, paints, clay,
metal, felt, cork, nature crafts, etc.
SPORTS.......... phildren love to be active and improve their skill In
gamers; basketball, softball, badminton, boxing, archery, volley
ball, etc. .
JEWISH FOLK LORE..we tap our rich heritage of songs, dances, stories
and ethical values.
Religious services are held in both camps.
DRAMATICS... camp lends itself to this expressive form, skits,
Imitations, Informal dramatizations, makeup, costuming and ef
fects, and camp fires, as well as plays, have their place..
NEWSPAPER... as part of our efforts to encourage self-expression
and participation, the paper Is an outlet tc those who like to
write, for others It provides the record of their fun.
MUSIC............... our camps are singing camps, parodies are made up,
and many old folk songs are popular.
Bring your musical Instru
ments to camp.
DANCING.
Social and Folk Dancing. .
PHOTOGRAPHY.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
These, and many ether activities offer rich possibilities for a
well-rounded program for a full summer of fun.
Lewis D. Cole, President
Aaron S. Schreiber,
Executive Director
A COMMUNITY CHEST AGENCY
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Y.M.H.A. Camps for a summer of fun, 1950
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association (Louisville, Ky.)
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4-page brochure for Camp Riccaree in Louisville and Camp Tall Trees in Meade County, Kentucky. The brochure describes the dates, staffing, locations, food, fees, and activities for the Jewish summer camps.
Date
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1950
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20th century
1950s
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association (Louisville, Ky.)
Camp Riccaree
Louisville (Ky.)
Kentucky--Louisville
Meade County (Ky.)
Brandenburg (Ky.)
Kentucky--Brandenburg
Kentucky--Meade County
Camp Tall Trees
Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area (Ky.)
Jews
Jewish children
Jewish youth
Jewish camps
Camps
Children
Youth
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brochure
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Text
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eng
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Monday
June 18
Monday
July 9
56 ^5^1/ ___ S
FIRST
thru
SECOND
thru
9:30 - 9:50 - Campers gather
. - “in cab In- dis 2
cuss cabin proJ s c ts •
9:50 -10:10 - Assembly
songs and plans
for the day.
10:15-11:00 - Activity period.
11:00-11:45 - Crafts,rhythm:
band,a thle ti cs,
dramatics,danc
ing, etc.
11:45-12:00 - Washing up and
getting ready
for lunch.
12:00- 1:30 - Rest period
(Monday - Camp
Council)
1:30 - 4;O0- Swim at a lo’
cal pool. An
attempt will
be made to
teach (each
child to swim.
4:00 - 4;30- Return to Camp.
■Milk & Cookies.
4:30
- Dismissal
Friday
July 6
Friday
July 27
Camp operates Monday thru
Friday from 9:30 A.M. to
4:30 P.M.________
_______ -
77^J
Registration must be for
one full period.
There will be two three
week periods.;
Rates':
$4.00 per week for
.members
$4.50 per week for
non-membei^s____ ___»
Application forms and fur
ther information may be
obtained by calling:
Robert H. Weiner
Y.M.H.A. - Jackson 7164
Fees are payable in ad
vance.
are
Camp Riccaree operates from the Y.M.L.A. building where
ainine
located cabins, craft shops, council ring, ana the dining
room. The camp is operated during the day with activities
and program similar to a boarding camp., Parks, swimming
pools, and other public and private facilities are used as
occasions warrant.
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
729 South Second Street
Louisville 2, Kentucky
Jackson 7164
C 4 I P
STAFF
- Camp Committe Chr.
Alexander’Erlen - Gen.Secretary.
Robert Weiner - Camp Director
Mildred Bloom - Head Counselor
Abe B. Berman
Mail your application in
early.
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Jewish Summer Camps, 1945-1968
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An account of the resource
Brochures, newspapers, reports, and textiles representing summer camps operated by the Young Men's Hebrew Association and the Jewish Community Center of Louisville.
Digitization supported by the Jewish Heritage Fund.<br /><br /><img src="https://jewishheritagefund.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/jhfe-logo-leftaligned-color@2x.png" alt="jhfe-logo-leftaligned-color@2x.png" width="306" height="58" />
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Mss. BD J59 Folder 0538 Item 001
Title
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Camp Riccaree YMHA Day Camp, 1945
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association (Louisville, Ky.)
Schwartz, Allan
Description
An account of the resource
2-page brochure for the June-July 1945 season of Camp Riccaree day camp operated by the Young Men's Hebrew Association in Louisville, Kentucky. The center fold notes "Camp Riccaree operates from the Y.M.H.A. building where are located cabins, craft shops, council ring, and the dining room. The camp is operated during the day with activities and programs similar to a boarding camp. Parks, swimming pools, and other public and private facilities are used as occasions warrant." The brochure details the fees, season and daily schedules, and staff.
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1945
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20th century
1940s
Subject
The topic of the resource
Young Men’s Hebrew Association (Louisville, Ky.)
Camp Riccaree
Louisville (Ky.)
Kentucky--Louisville
Jews
Jewish children
Jewish youth
Jewish camps
Camps
Children
Youth
Judaism--Customs and practices
Judaism
Jewish religious education
Berman, Abe B.
Erlen, Alexander
Weiner, Robert H.
Bloom, Mildred
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brochure
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Text
Still Image
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eng
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Mss. BD J59, Folder 538, Jewish Community of Louisville records, 1896-2022, The Filson Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky
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