So e AtV
m fnends we n the
first Michigan Miracle Mission, and
all of them had a great time. Now,
I'm heading to Israel.
I've always wanted the experi-
ence of being there and getting a
first-hand appreciation of the coun-
try.
Being with a big group is a great
way to meet new people. And on a
trip to Israel, I'm sure well create
bonds we'll share for the rest of our
lives.
I signed up for the young adult
bus. Since I coach competitive figure
skating, I'm looking forward to the
hiking and the more rugged sight-
seeing that's planned for this group. I
want to see many sides of Israel.
Why not come along?

Seth Chafetz

Don't wait another minute! Get your name on
the waiting list now with a $500 deposit for Michi-
gan Miracle Mission II, May 7-17,
1995. Openings are anticipated, and
you'll be called on a first-come, first-
served basis.
The low price of $2,495 for the
10-day trip includes airfare, ac-
commodations, meals, sightseeing,
entertainment, taxes and transfers.

MIRACLE
MISSION

MAY 7-17 1995

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Michigan Miracle Mission II is sponsored by
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, with
The Jewish News, and many organizations and
congregations throughout the state.

For more information on Michigan Miracle
Mission II, or an application form, call Jane
Sherman, mission executive director, at
(810) 642-4260.

Larry Jackier, Chairman
Michael Feldman, Sy Finkelstein, Linda Klein, Ron Klein, Ben Rosenthal, Co-Chairmen
David Hermelin, Honorary Chairman
Jane Sherman, Executive Director