EASE LUXURY FOR LESS
the territories. But the council
has not asked and Professor
Schild has not offered.
He went to one meeting of a
settler's political organization
and found it "boring as hell. It
went on for two-and-a-half
hours, and at the end they de-
cided to issue a declaration, and
I asked them, 'Would you please
not include my name (among
the supporters) because I don't
agree with you at all."
In Ariel, most people don't
know who Professor Schild is,
but those who do have given
him "a very nice reception," he
said. Nothing extraordinary, no
overflowing expressions of grat-
For Ozer Schild,
living up to one's
principle is what's
most important.
itude as if he's made some great
sacrifice, but a regard for his
stature and for his having
moved to a settlement when
hardly anyone else is willing to.
He's treated, he said, as a
"regular guy plus." And there's
the relative intimacy of Ariel,
as compared to Haifa. On the
bus one time coming back from
the college, the driver passed
Professor Schild's stop and
dropped him off in front of his
house. "How did you know
where I live?" Professor Schild
asked him. "I know," the driver
said.
If the Likud had won the
1992 election, he said, "I prob-
ably would not have been here.
I would have stayed on the side-
lines, applauding: 'Beautiful!
Another settlement! Ariel is
growing!'
But because of the way
things turned out, Professor
Schild is no longer on the side-
lines. And he doesn't applaud
anymore. But on account of a
small, personal step — which
has hardly any meaning in the
political arena, but which has
the deepest meaning to Ozer
and Gill Schild — it can still be
said that Ariel is growing. El
Israeli Man
Is Stabbed
Jerusalem (JTA) — A 35-
year-old Israeli man from
Ashkelon was slightly in-
jured when a 16-year-old
Arab stabbed him Wednes-
day at the Erez entry to the
Gaza Strip.
The victim managed to
summon help from soldiers,
who shot the attacker.
The assailant, who was
taken to the hospital for
treatment, was described as
being in moderate condition.
Many
In Stock
Now
1994 Chrysler
LHS
$ 29958
Per Month*
MONTH LEASE
XX'
•
BUY FOR
$17,587
or
25468
Per Month*
$
•
36 MONTH
LEASE
1994 Grand Voyager
Only $1,000 Down
sHurnAn
mot
CHRYSLER
or sales, inc.)
Corner of Pontiac Trail & S. Commerce Rds.
WALLED LAKE
Plymouth
• 669-2010 •
"Lease based on approved credit. 12,000 miles per year maximum with no penalty. 10¢ per mile over 12,000 miles. Lessee responsible for excess wear and tear. Total of payments, take month-
ly payment, multiply by number of payments. Plus 4% use tax and plates. No option to purchase at termination. $250 disposition fee. Vehicles shown may have additional optional equip-
ment. Plus tax, title, plates, destination, includes rebate. Requires $2,000 down payment. First payment and security deposit in advance. Security deposit equals one monthly payment. Plus
$325 acquisition fee.
Experience a unique, economical & creative way to
re-decorate! (Using your existing furniture and accessories).
INTERIOR ENHANCEMENT
SERVICE
* Specializing in preparing homes for re-sale
ENJOY AN EXCITING NEW
LOOK FOR YOUR HOME!
Call Lisa: 737-5186
Visual Coordinator
* Shopping service
available
Important Notice!
Mr. Alan's
has extended their
January Clearance Sale
to Jan. 31st!
(see advertisement on page 101 in this issue)