by The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle
Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute Summer Camp, the Reform facility in Oconomowoc, is to break ground on a new $4 million building that can accommodate everyone on campus simultaneously.
Heichal HaTarbut Kaye, the Kaye Cultural Center, is to be named for the former director and head nurse, Jerry and Paula Kaye, respectively.
The ceremonial groundbreaking is set for Aug. 4.
Heichal HaTarbut Kaye, the Kaye Cultural Center, will serve as a new space for worship services, performances and other activities.
The camp does have other spots where the 650 campers and staff who are on campus at any given time can fit. There’s a dining hall and a sports center, but the new Kaye Cultural Center will be more appropriate for some activities, according to Solly Kane, director of OSRUI.