FUN at UNIFORgETTAblE MEMORIES
JEWiSh COM MUNiTy CENTER
POUTICAL page 63
SUMMER CAMIp
• Pre-School — 5th Grade
• Camper's Choice
• Weekend Travel Adventure
rsi
• Camp of the Arts
• Pro Sports
• Teen Caravan
• Safari
Transportation is included with most Maple/Drake programs!
Session I: June 27 —July 21 Session II: July 25 — August 18
Maple/Drake — West Bloomfield 661-1007
Jimmy Prentis Morris — Oak Park 967-4030
4
4
4
4
4
4
DETROIT LION
MEL GRAY
4
4
DETROIT PiSTON
LiNdSEy HUNTER
4
Sign with the
JCC Pro Sports
Camp!
4
4
4
YOUR CAR IN !SRAM
VIM
EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
AGENT NEEDED
ELDAN171
RENT-A-CAR n7-177-7111,7
FROM
$ 1 26
SELF MOTIVATOR
BEST BENEFITS AND
HIGH PAY !
l CALL 358-5330
TH E DE TRO I T J E WIS H N E WS
175
C
CITROEN ZX 1.4
224
C''
C.'
MAZDA 323
245
PEUGEOT 405 1.6
280
M
N
MINIBUS FORD
476
SUBARU BABY BUS
322
CADILLAC TRAVEL
CHARADE 1.3
231
MAZDA 323
294
F
G
K
NISSAN SUNNY
322
SIERRA 1.8
420
GMC SAFARI PS
595
X
PEUGEOT 405 1.9
476
XL MITSUBISHI GALANT 2.0
560
SX VOLVO 940
630
FREE"CELLULAR PHONE
IN EVERY CAR
PAYMENT FOR USE ONLY AT THE END OF THE RENTAL PERIOD
HAWAII
1499
THE MOST
AFFORDABLE
TWO WEEK
FOUR ISLAND
ESCORTED TOUR
SPECIAL CARS FOR
HANDICAPPED DRIVERS
USA & CANADA
MIRVATiON a PRIPAYMINT
800-939-5000
PLUS
TAX
Guaranteed Lowest Price!
Guaranteed Weekly Departures on SCHED-
ULED AIRLINES from most major cities.
Includes round trip and inter-island airfare
resort hotels and transfers. Native Hawaiian
Escort flying with you from island to island.
Sightseeing on Every Island!
)7E2 MAN wirs A rt CALL FOR INFORMATION
'Amr7
N,„,,,, 1-800-968-7626
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Staying in public office is not
a long-term plan for most of these
lawmakers, who said they would
like to eventually pursue other
interests.
Sen. Faxon announced this
week that he will not seek an-
other term in office this year. "Be-
ing among the minority in the
Senate is frustrating. The best
part of the job is being in the dis-
trict (which would change this
election due to redistricting).
Lansing is frustrating and unre-
warding. I'm old enough that I
can get retirement," said Sen.
Faxon. Once he leaves, he would
like to focus more of his attention
on the arts and the Internation-
al School.
"I never say never, but 10
years from now I don't think I
will be in office," said Rep.
Berman. "Then again, 20 years
.
A(It
ttt4k
AL TOMATIC CARS AC
CAN START TODAY !
64
126
B PEUGEOT 205 AC
COMPUTER FRIENDLY
Established 1967
HS
1 /8/94-
.31 /8/94
MANUAL CARS
A RAT UNO STING
a
UNLIMITED
MILEAGE
EXC INS .
LS
8/4/94-
31 /7/94
TYPE OF CAR
CREATIVE
PER WEEK
David Gubow:
Committed to service.
ago I would have said, T11 never
be in office.' I don't know where
I'll be or what I'll do. I do know
I'd like to continue writing."
Sen. Honigman is sure about
one thing he would like to do in
the future — take time to write
a novel.
Sen. Levin said politics, either
in or out of office, always will be
a part of his life. But, once out of
office, he'd like to teach — either
at a college or law school.
His brother hopes to remain in
Washington for the forseeable
future, although he tossed out the
idea of one day working with
children.
"I always said if only kids could
vote, I would never lose," said
Rep. Levin. "As for the future, I
still feel very young. There is a lot
that needs to be done and I enjoy
doing it."
Rep. Gubow's long-term devo-
tion to politics remains firm, as
well.
"I'm committed to this type of
public service," he said.
Sen. Pollack said, "Twenty
years from now, I'll be 71, retired
from politics and living abroad
for some period, perhaps in a
developing country. I think it
would be nice to live in Israel for
some period of time. I also see my-
self spending time with my
grandchildren, who are yet to be
born.
"I spent the first 40 years of my
life without being called Senator
and without the respect and
opportunities that go with it. My
first name is Lana, not Sen-
ator." ❑
(Remember 1-800-YOUR MAN)
IN NY: 212-629-6090
ISRAEL'S No.
COATS
UNLIMITED
Oak Park
Lincoln Center 26150 Greenfield Road
Oak Park, MI 48237 (313) 968-2060
West Bloomfield
Orchard Mall 6337 Orchard Lake Road
West Bloomfield, MI48322 (313) 855-9955
Troy
Troy Commons 871 E. Big Beaver Road
528-9966
Troy, Ml 48237
Daring London
London — Ontario, that is, — is normally a
conservative town. But one synagogue
has changed that.
MARA KOVEN SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS
he announcement in the
Jan. 11, 1994, edition of the
Congregation Or Shalom
Bulletin was brief and
straightforward: "All members
[men and women] of Congrega-
tion Or Shalom are encouraged
to perform the mitzvah of tefill-
in, at daily services."
With that notice, the 300-fam-
ily synagogue became the first
Conservative synagogue in the
Province of Ontario — and one of
the first in all of Canada — to al-
low women to wear tefillin dur-
ing morning prayers. While
several women — who have been
counted as part of the minyan at
Or Shalom for some time — at-
tend the shacharit service, only
a couple actually wear tefillin.
T
While not out of character for
Or Shalom, inviting women to
put on tefillin was a bit daring for
London's 2,500-member Jewish
community — normally a good
deal more tradition-bound.
London — a city of 381,000 in
southwestern Ontario midway
between Toronto and Detroit —
has a very WASPy, upper crust
feel to it despite the recent influx
of Poles, Cambodians and Kurds.
The British influence is every-
where: one can boat on the
Thames River, walk on Oxford or
Picadilly streets or visit nearby
Stratford to see the Shakespeare
festival.
London's Jewish community is
largely from elsewhere. Many are
English speakers who left Mon-