WE'RE THE BEST IN OUR FIELD! (AND WE HAVE THE AWARDS TO PROVE ITO i-L-)SHELLI DORFMAN Editorial Assistant \ /— hichever Mama or Papa decided that "Sunday will never be the same," prob- ably never spent one in a close-knit locale with ongoing traditions like those of our Jewish community. Last Sunday's lines at the 14- Orchard Car Wash on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills and the congestion in the hardware aisles of the Kmart next door, proved that summer Sundays still bring the do-it- yoUrselfers, loungers, errand-runners and weekend athletes out of the wood- work. And that's true even when the mercury hits 90 degrees with humidity seeming even higher than that. During the day, swimmers swam and sunbathers bathed at the Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit pool in West Bloomfield; in _the evening more people turned out for a oncert held at Dixieland- brirc- a Rothstein Park behind the JCC's Jimmy Prentis Morris Building in Oak Park. Amidst the cyclists and runners at Young Israel of Oak Park was a tall blur and a short blur on wheels. For all of her school year at Bais Soroh Schneer Seminary for Girls in Manchester, England, Rivki Lange, 16, had been waiting for the chance -to go in-line skating with her 8-year- old brother Shumly. Now that she was back, the weather was immaterial. Peter Krimer, seated on a bench out- side his Prentis Apartments home in Oak Park, stared at passing cars and watched neighbors push home carts filled with food and sundry purchases. He watched Jane Romashova, 20, an emergency staff employee ar the apart- ments, walking a slow-moving dog. The black-and-white mixed breed, with fur too long for the heat, was attached to a 20-foot-long red, nylon leash. "It's a favor to someone who lives here," Romashova eXplained, her enjoy- ment of the blue skies outweighing her minding the searing temperature. Seventy members of the Great Lakes Region of B'nai B'rith's Zager-Stone- Tucker-Grant Unit converged on Jeannette and Jerry Olson's home in West Bloomfield for a summer picnic. "We enjoyed kosher hot dogs, an old-fashioned ice cream man with music and Good Humors, played the Newlywed Game, which was a stitch, and were entertained by an Oakland County Parks & Recreation musical group," said Jerry Olson. It may be hard to duplicate next year, but we'll try." HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CO. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SERVICE • SALES • INSTALLATIONS N. OAKLAND GROSSE PTE. BERKLEY W. BLOOMFIELD 882-4870 682-9090 788-9073 399-1800 MASTERCARD & VISA WELCOME http://www.glolink.com/airmaster HABADD'S CHILDREN ti CHERNOBYL A HUMANITARIAN MEDICAL RELIEF PROGRAM FOR-. RUSSIAN JEWISH CHILDREN: — . 7ii• &mutt fotwdhl C _ oncert In memory of Joanne Zuroff Wednesday, September 29 Southfield Centre for the Arts Doors open 7:00 pm. Concert begins 7:45 pm Concert will feature singing sensations Shlomo Simcha and Abie Rotenberg Proceeds to benefit the Children of Chernobyl For more information call (248) 855-4482 • Over 2,000 china, crystal and silverware patterns—the largest selection in the USA. Choose from manufacturers such as Lenox, Wedgwood, Mikasa, Royal Doulton, Waterford and many more, all at everyday low prices. Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Nathan Sriro, 9, and Benjamin Morris, 10, traded splashes in the JCC pool. The Bridal Registry of Choice. Larisa Soybel of West Bloomfield is a fr equent visitor to the swimming pool at the Jewish Community Center there. I 1 Michigan locations, including: The Orchard Mall 6349 Orchard Lake Road West Bloomfield, MI 48321 • (248) 737.8080 Let someone else warm up at the barbecue. Joel Garrett of Oak Park kept his cool at a B'nai Irrith picnic. Above, top to bottom: Joanna Wayburn, 16, of Southfield got an impromptu shower during a break from the Sunday practice of the Maccabi softball team. Marianne Sklar, preferred a fan-made breeze; while the music of the Red Garter Band at Rothstein Park got to 2-and-half-year-old twins Samantha and Sidney Glazer. Murray & Marc Classic photography 350-2420 APPLEGATE SQUARE 713( 199 Detroit Jewish News 1