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Deluxe Holiday Cruise
January 1-8, 1989
THE M/S HOMERIC is now called the
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JAMAICA/GRAND CAYMAN/MEXICO
Outside Staterooms
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A Staterooms Deluxe
B Deluxe Double
C Deluxe Double
D Large" Double
E Large Double
F Large Double
G Double
H Double
I Economy Double
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Regular
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Special
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2030
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1670
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1565
1505
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Each Guest Sharing with Two Full-Fare Guests
Cruise Only Credit
Port Charges
1565
1505
1455
1395
1295
595
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DAILY ITINERARY
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PORT
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TUE
WED
THU
FRI
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
At Sea
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Georgetown, Grand Cayman
At Sea
Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Cozumel. Mexico
At Sea
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
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DEPART
5:00 PM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
5:00 PM
11:30 PM
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
8:00 AM
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8:00 AM
Call Summit Travel
(313) 489-5888
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Step ashore on the island that's the birthplace of reggae, and find some of the Caribbean's most beautiful
beaches. Nearby, you can visit authentically-restored Great Houses; stroll through the enchantingly
beautiful Shaw Park Gardens; explore the Runaway Caves. once a haunt for pirates and smugglers;
or climb the magnificent cascade at Dunn's River Falls. Don't forget to pick up a souvenir recording
of reggae or calypso music!
Georgetown, Grand Cayman
The tiny capital and main port of the Cayman Islands. A day here will give you time to visit famous
Seven Mile Beach, a thin ribbon of talcum-soft white sand stretching along an invitingly blue sea.
Beach connoisseurs will be in seventh heaven here, as will divers and snorkelers. For serious shop-
pers, the duty-free wares are equally tempting: crystal, perfumes, silver and prized pink coral.
Cozumel, Mexico
As island with everything you need for a Mexican get-away: swimming. snorkeling, sailing and other
water sports.
ESTATE AUCTION
At our gallery
Maple Rd. (S.E. Corner' f Coolidge)
FEATURING; 3 MAJOR ESTATES & COLLECTIONS
HELEN KARLONAS -- A. HOROWITZ
SIRETT ORIENTALIA COLLECTION — LONDON, ENGLAND
FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES: Louis XV style Bombe Commode,
English Regency style dining table, 10 Hepplewhite style chairs, Carved
Rosewood Altar Table, Louis XV style Coffee Table, Turn of the Century
Oak Fall Front Desk, Pr. Inlaid Louis XV. style Kidney shaped tables,
Boulle Secretaire, 6 panel 6 foot Coromondel Screen, Selection of
Custom Mahogany Furniture, etc. OUTSTANDING ORIENTALIA
COLLECTION: Pr. Large Imari Palace Vases, Ivories, Collection of
Hardstones & Jades, Cloisonne, Enamels, Rose Medallion, Imari, Kutani,
Plique au Jour, Netsuke Collection including Erotic. BRONZE
STATUARY: Moreau, Chiparus, Morante, Kauba, etc. ORIENTAL RUGS:
Jaipour, Bokhara, Chinese, Indo Kashan. MISCELLANEOUS: Art Glass,
Crystal, Silver, China, Brass, Paintings, Watercolors & Prints, Collection
of Art Nouveau Style Lamps, etc.
SPECIAL FEATURE -ESTATE & MODERN JEWELRY COLLECTION
VIEW: Thurs., & Fri., Nov. 10 & 11 — Noon to 8 P.M. and one hour prior to each
session. TERMS: Cash, Good Check, American Express, Visa, MasterCard,
Discover (10% Buyers Premium on all sales). Telephone & Absentee Bids
Accepted. CATALOGUES: $2.00 at the door.
Adeline A. Laforet, R.N.
President
"Rent-A-Mom"
newborns/sick children
post-hospital adult care
elder care
• nursing therapy
• personal care services
• homemaking
357-7080
NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR FUTURE AUCTIONS
Wdaisel's a/levies, eine.
Health Care
Estate & Insurance Appraisals, Auctions, etc.
PROFESSIONALS LTD.
2975 W. Maple Rd., Troy, MI 48084 • (313) 288 3522
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employment opportunities
Medicare/Blue Cross/Private Insurance
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1988
Downtown Fox
High series:
Barry Galison
603
High games:
Jay Van Meter
Barry Galison
Les Gold
232
208
202
Renaissance
High series:
Don Niss
Ted Borman
High games:
Don Niss
Jerry Jacobs
Ted Borman
Louis Elkus
Brotherhood
Jacobson
High series:
Les Schultz
Dennis Horowitz
Mike Lieberman
Mark Klinger
High games:
Stu Goldstein
Mike Lieberman
Cy Weinstein
Dennis Horowitz
Zeiger-Gross
High series:
Keith Kempton
596
591
234
206
205
204
Eddie
635
604
589
589
247
239
239
236
High games:
Sam Feig
Alan Kanter
Sol Aronson
L. Benton
M. Epstein
Lou Konopko
David Benowitz
Keith Kempton
255
252
246
235
223
222
213
210-204
Jewish Vets'
Bowling Scores
High series:
Rich Grossman
High games:
Rich Grossman
Willie Geer
George Schreiber
Harold Weiss
Iry Segal
Marc Fagenson
Steve Hoberman
Mitchell Epstein
Milt Burg
Lou Zucker
Carl Berlin
610
246
245
236
225
224
222
218-203
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201
Table Tennis
Title On Line
The U.S. Open Table Tennis
Team Championships will be
held at Cobo Hall, Nov. 25-27.
Admission is free. For infor-
mation, contact Guenther at
602 356-0173.
Playa del Carmen, Mexico
This village is your port for shore excursions to the relics of Yucatan's Mayan civilization at Tulum.
Sat. & Sun., Nov. 12 & 13 -- 1 P.M. Each Day
2975 W.
B'nai B'rith Bowling
Continued from preceding page
Herzog Is Consulting
On Israeli Coalition
Jerusalem (JTA) — Presi-
dent Chaim-Herzog prepared
for consultations with
political leaders aimed at
forming a new governing
coalition. But the probability
of a Likud-led government, in
partnership with the ultra-
Orthodox and extreme right-
wing parties, seemed increas-
ingly uncertain as the final
tally of votes was announced.
There was speculation last
week that the tally might
result in a Labor-led coalition
with the religious bloc, or
parts of it. And there are
some in both the Likud and
Labor camps who seem ready
to endure a new national uni-
ty coalition, despite the
ideological and political con-
flicts that paralyzed the
outgoing one.
Herzog is required by law to
assign the task of forming a
new government to the
political leader he considers
most likely to succeed.
. This does not necessarily
mean the leader of the largest
faction. Likud edged out
Labor by the barest margin —
40 to 39 Knesset seats.
The four religious parties
won 18 seats among them,
becoming the third largest
political force in the parlia-
ment and potential "king-
makers."
Given their restrictive
social agenda and hard-line
policies, they were considered
natural partners of the
rightist, conservative Likud
bloc. But public statements by
some Orthodox leaders in-
dicated they would be equal-
ly amenable to a deal with
Labor.
Another twist to the coali-
tion talks is the bitter rivalry
in the ultra-Orthodox camp.
Leaders of the Agudat Yisrael
party reportedly have decided
that they will shun any coali-
tion of which the rival Shas
and Degel Halbrah parties
were members.
This means the Agudah
might give its five Knesset
seats to a Labor-led coalition
if its rivals aligned with
Likud, or vice versa.
As Likud realized it was not
certain Herzog would sum-
mon Prime Minister Yitzhak
Shamir to form the next
government, calls were heard
within the party for renewal
of the national unity govern-
ment.