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PASSOVER AT HARBOR ISLAND SPA

KOSHER
VACATIONS

"YOUR DOLLAR GOES TWICE AS FBI R"
AT FLORIDA'S HARBOR ISLAND SPA

ONE SPA WEEK FREE!

Winter 1987-88

TRADITIONAL PASSOVER SEDER

"Stay 2 Weeks-Pay for 1 Week" Room Rate Includes:

ST. THOMAS

3 Meals Daily Supervised by Dietician • Massages • Facial • Herbal Wrap
Seas for Men & Women • Unlimited Exercise & Yoga Classes • Sauna-Steam
Free Tennis & Clinic • Golf (Avail) • Nitely Dinner Dancin• & Shows

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NOV. 25—PASSOVER
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ALSO AVAILABLE 8 DAY/7 NITE SPA PACKAGE

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Beginning
March 8

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Republic

NY-NJ-PA

St. Thomas

CHATEAU RESORT

VIRGIN ISLE HOTEL

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Camelback, PA

Florida

HARBOR ISLAND SPA

Hilton Head

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SANS SOUCI
PALM BEACH HILTON

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AMBASSADOR BEACH

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Vermont

THE EQUINOX

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All meals freshly prepared under strict Orthodox Rabbinical Supervision. All meats Glatt from
New York and from Chassidishe Schechita. Cholov Yisroel available upon request.

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CLUB-GROUPS-INDIVIDUALS

MOTOR COACH TOURS Oct

AGAWA CANYON
SNOW TRAIN

$189

FEB. 26-28, MARCH 4-6, 11-13
2 NITES HOTEL, ALL MEALS, TRAIN

"CAN CAN"-TOLEDO
FEB. 24

$46

CHITA RIVERA & ROCKETTES, LUNCH & SHOW

"CATS"-TOLEDO
MARCH 19 & 20

$54

LUNCH & SHOW

"THE KING AND I"
GRAND RAPIDS APRIL 10 $53

LUNCH & SHOW

"SOUTH PACIFIC"
TOLEDO—APRIL 17

$48

(STARRING ROBERT GOULET) LUNCH & SHOW

"MY FAIRLADY"-TOLEDO
(WESTGATE) APRIL 24 $36

LUNCH & SHOW

Travel to Israel
is a lot easier
than it used
to be.

TORONTO MURDER MYSTERY
APRIL 22-24
$170

2 NITES HOTEL — MURDER MYSTERY DINNER

WASHINGTON, WILLIAMSBURG,
GETTYSBURG—APRIL 28-MAY 4,
MAY 5-11, 19.25
$469

HOTELS, MOST MEALS, TOURS & MORE!

"I'M NOT RAPPAPORT"
GRAND RAPIDS
$145
MAY 11-12

But it's still an unforgettable experience,
whether your first trip or your 21st.

There's the architecture. Tel Aviv
sanas and felafel stands.
Kibbutzim and discos. The
warmth of a Ramla home and the
glow of Jerusalem stone at sunset.
Pioneers and poets from 120 lands.
blended into one nation.

There's the history, the incredible
history. Centuries old, yet only 40
years young.

And history is still being made.
Join the Koach Adventure on
April 14-24, and see how Detroit is
helping shape it.

MEET THE KOACH GUIDE

One of Israel's best-known tour guides, Moshe Bronstein,
will lead our Detroit group on the Koach Adventure.
Moshe will be here orkFebruary 24 to provide information
on the non-solicitation trip to Israel sponsored by the
Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit.

For information on the meeting •ith Moshe Bronstein or on the Koach
Adventure, led by Chairman Bob Naltaly, call Tom Wexelberg-Clouser,

965-3939. lixt. 140.

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1 NITE HOTEL, SHOW,
1 DINNER, 1 BREAKFAST

ANCIENT ART FROM THE ISRAEL
MUSEUM - TORONTO EXCLUSIVE
CANADIAN SHOWING
MAY 20-22
$159

2 NITES HOTEL, DOCENT TOUR, DINNER

MURDER MYSTERY—CHICAGO
MAY 28.30 $185 p.p. dbl.

2 NITES HOTEL, MYSTERY DINNER, TOUR

FRANK SINATRA, DEAN
MARTIN & JERRY LEWIS
"RAT PACK REUNION"
CLEVELAND, OHIO
MARCH 28.29 $139 p.p. dbl.

R.T. MOTORCOACH. 1 NITE HOTEL, TICKET,
DINNER, BREAKFAST

WINTER CRUISE SPECIAL

2nd Person Cruises FREE 7
Day Mexico-Caribbean Cruise
FEB. 21, 28, MARCH 6, 13

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Corinne Stavish

taught speech, storytelling
was a natural talent.
Stavish has never adver-
tised. She relies exclusively
on word-of-mouth for her busi-
ness. When she came to
Detroit, she met a group of
educators who helped her to
find work. It was a slow
beginning. Then she started
making telephone calls to or-
ganizations, working through
the phone book.
Last year she performed
before 90 different groups.
She already has booked 50 ap-
pearances this year.
Stavish's mitzvah work in-
cludes performing at minimal
cost for senior citizens con-
fined to homes. She says she
charges retirement homes
just enough to cover her own
expenses.
On the back burner are
plans to pursue a doctorate in
folklore. She earned her
bachelor's degree in speech
and theater at the Universi-
ty of Illinois and a master's
degree in speech and perfor-
ming arts at Northeastern Il-
linois University in Chicago.
Meanwhile, she hopes to
convince the community that
storytelling is a viable me-
dium for children, teens and
adults.
"Stories are love gifts," she
explained.
She is anxious to share
tales from the Talmud,
although Stavish hasn't
found a group that desires
such stories. But she is
satisfied with the great
response she gets to Eastern
European folk tales of Chelm
— a mythical town of fools —
that was popularized by
Nobel Laureate Isaac
Bashevis Singer.
Fortunately, Stavish said,
she has never suffered a
memory lapse during a per-
formance. But it is not uncom-
mon for a person in the au-
dience to interrupt a tale. For
that, Stavish said, she was