The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-27
BOYS AT CAMP GUESTS OF
CENTRAL JEWISH AID So
CIETY AND B'NAI BIRTH

| High In the famous Denver Noun
tain Parks. surrounded by the choicest
scenery Of Colorado, bathed in the pure,
invlgorntlng air, and far from the hum
drum and temptations Of the city
thir;y-two Jewish boys Of Denver,
thrilled with cngerness, had the time
Of their lives the week of August IL at
1 the camp sponsored by the Central
Jewish Ald Society and !. O. H. b.
/ Lodge No III at Troutdale In the
Pines. 10 miles southwest Of Denver
Shiny suuhurncd faces, bodies filled
out by Wholesome food. and eyes glcam-
ing brightly from the taste Of noun
tain atmosphere, and the reluctance Of
breaking mp camp, which touched the
hearts OF those in charge, testified 10
/ the success of this first camp adventure
of the Jewish societies in behalf Of
undernouriShcd, underfed, and recrea-
tion-hungry children Of this city. The
camp, which lasted full week was
| the first held by the local societies. and
because ii was successful, plans are
now being made to hold II every year.
| Only thirty-two boys selected by the
Central Jewish Aid Society were able
to attend this year. but greater num-
bers will he enabled TO go in future
years. For most of the boys. from Z
years to II years, the camp was their
first experience in the mountains
Seven days Of hiking, mountain climb
ing. swimming. horseback riding, and
sleeping in mountain air worked mar
vclous changes on the boys, some of
whom were subnormal physically
when they arrived. A feature of the
camp program which perhaps de-
lighted the boys more than anything
else. was the horseback riding along
mountain trails and over evergreen
paths. The horses We're donated for
| the boys use by Colonel Harris of
| Troutdalc. No accidents of any kind
marred the weeks camping. This Is
probably accounted for by the vigilance
tinual watch on the boys The attend
ants included Robert NJ Kincaid. Hy
Weinberg, benjamin Harold Sher,
NOah Alter. Swimming was enjoyed
by the group in the pool loaned by the
TrOutdale people. When the day came
for the closing of the camp, there was
not boy among the thirty-two who
was not sorry he had 10 90 home.
In behalf Of the Central Jewish Aid
Society, the l. o. b. Il. Lodge. the
thirJ-two boys who enjoyed the camp
and the camp attendants. Robert NJ.
Kincaid Hy Weinberg, Benjamin II.
Shor, Noah Alter. thanks are extended
to the following for their support and
contributions:
Mr.. Dilman, manager of TrOutdale
Hotel Mr.. Smith president of Ever
green Public Service Company; Mr..
and Mrs. Make of TrOutdale, Colonel
Harris of TrOutdnle, Father Beers Of
Evergreen, the May Company, Kilpat.
rick Baking Company, Climax Dairy
Company, KennicOtt-PattersOn Trans
fer Company. American Furniture
Company. Yoelin Mercantile Company
Sam Banner. Savage Candy Company
National Biscuit Company. Chicago
Furniture Company, X. X Il. Fruit Com
pany, Green Bros. Northwestern Fruit
Company. Crews Fruit Company, Car.
pentcr Fruit Company, Burkc-Donald,
son Fruit Company, Katz Bros. Fruit
Company. Strauss Fruit Company
George w. Ollnger, Sam Francis, Gold
en- Eagle Dry Goods Company, George
Carsh, Mrs. w. C. Nevins, Mr.. VI. II
Radetsky, Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity
David Weinberg Baur's Confectionery
Company. Mr. and Mrs. Simon ]. Hell
Ter, David Harlem. Miss Rose kaplan
Miller Bros. Produce Company, JaCb
IMistein, Nate Rothschild, Al Freshman
Miss Katherine Cauman. Miss ROS,
Weinberg Mrs Millie Barnett, Betl
Joseph Synagogue Sunday School, A
Il. COwen. Harold Walker Barney
Radmsky, Miss Dorothy Robinson, Mr.
|. Samuels, Max Cohen, Sam Sigman
Joe Zigmond. DR. Herman Laff, PrOfes
sor Kaplan. Charles Suchotzki, Mr.
Weiner. Phil Segal, A. Gurdenschwartz
Temple Emanuel. Flint Mercantile Com
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