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Israel.
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Passover venues this year will
be on the shores of Denmark—
the same shores where 50 years
ago the rescue of the Danish
Jews took place. The Hotel Vil-
la Strand, in Hornbaek, Den-
mark, is Scandinavia's only
glatt kosher hostelry. A syna-
gogue and mikvah are on the
premises.
On this continent, to the
north, Canada will have two
resorts open for Passover — in
Quebec, Montreal's Manoir St.
Sauveur, and in Ontario, Hal-
iburton's Pinestone Resort. The
latter will be entirely kosher for
Passover, and will offer com-
munal and private seders, an
indoor pool, along with skiing,
snowmobiling, and Torah
classes.
On the east coast, many
Catskill hotels will be open for
Passover, among them the Con-
cord, the Homowack, and the
Nevele. One hotel in this area,
the Chalet Vim, promises a Tea
Room during Passover that is
`Always Open.' The above
hotels, as well as most of the
others mentioned below, all
have many, and diverse pro-

Great Collectors can be seen in
the library of the Jewish
Theological Seminary. The
Yeshiva University Museum is
showing several exhibits, in-
cluding "Passover Prints, The
Sacred Hebrew Letters and
Aishet Hayil/A Woman of
Valor."
In the Pocono Mountains, in
Pennsylvania, the Tamiment
Resort covers 2200 acres with
its private lake, 14 tennis
courts, golf course, horseback
riding, Israeli dancing and nu-
merous other features. The
Mountain Laurel Resort, in the
Poconos, has booked Shlomo
Caribach among its Passover
entertainers.
Also in the Poconos, the
Mount Airy Lodge boasts a
magnificent huge indoor Sports
Palace,' where every conceiv-
able indoor sport is available for
free, including tennis and ice
skating. There will be daily
Torah classes, scholars in resi-
dence, as well as a day camp,
teen activities, Bmadway shows
and midnight theme parties.
So many hotels in Florida
will be open for Passover that
only a few can be mentioned
here. Near Orlando, the
Grenelefe Golf and Tennis Re-