THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34 Friday, May 18, 1919

HW Art Fair Starts Saturday

Tunisia Synagogue Wrecked by Fire Called
Accidental; Jews Fear Future There

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an historic monument, but
still in current use.
Police in Djerba say the
fire broke when,a burning
candle fell on a pile of car-
pets. The fire, reportedly ac-
cidental, was extingishied
by the local fire brigade.
Local Jewish community
• B-B RIBS • B-B CHICKEN
leaders, including Tunisia's
• ITALIAN DISHES
Chief Rabbi Fradji Wzzan,
—BEER & WINE-
interviewed over French
UTICA
45199 CASS•
radio stations, confirmed
731-4440
the police version of an acci-
"In The Big Red House"
MI/ dental fire.
Tension and anxiety
DETROIT'S
among Tunisia's 10,000 re-
maining Jews are real,
FAMOUS
however, and are further
exemplified in the Tunisian
community in France be-

PARIS (JTA) — The his-
toric Bezalel Synagogue in
Djerba, Tunisia, was dam-
aged by a fire. Seven Torah
scrolls, the Ark and prayer
books were lost in the fire.
The Bezalel Synagogue is

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cause of two main factors:
one is President Habib
Bourguiba's extended ill-
ness which keeps him out of
Tunisia and prevents him
from running the country as
he has done since Tunisia's
independence.

Bourguiba, 76, is con-
sidered by the local Jews
as their "special protec-
tor" and the man they
trust. Bourguiba's
chances of recovery,
from. what doctors de-
scribe as a very serious
disease, look slim.

Jewish anxiety has been
further increased by the
plan to move the Arab
League headquarters from
Cairo to Tunis. Local Jews
as well as Tunisian resi-
dents in France fear that
such a move might give a
strong anti-Israel and
anti-Jewish turn to
Tunisia's political direction.

OP Civic. Chorus
-Slates Concert -

Everything Also Available
For Carry-Out

The Oak Park Civic
Chorus will present its
spring concert - 8 p.m. -Sun-
day at Oak Park High
School. The concert is one of
the city's activities for Visit-
ing Mayors Week.
Tickets will be available
at the door. For informa-
tion, call Marian Bates,
968-1074.

MICHIGAN MIDDLEWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP

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The 19th annual Hun-
tington Woods art fair will
be held noon-7 p.m. Satur-
day and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun-
day at Burton School. Sue
Lepler and Judy Rubin are
co-chairmen. TV personal-
ity Paul Winter will host an
auction 3 p.m. Saturday.
Ceramics, sculptures,
photographs, jewelry, tex-
tiles and more will be on
display. Ther also will be
booths and entertainment.

MOVIE
GUIDE

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rated PG

7:20 & 9:30
Sun. 3:00, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30

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Admission is free.
Among the exhibitors are
Linda Jackier, Abby Ro-
senthal, Shari Cohen, Ellen
Rontal, Barbara Freedman,
Hope Palmer and Sen. Jack
Faxon.

Scout-O-Rama
at Fairgrounds

The Detroit Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America, an-
nounces the 1979 Scout-0-
Rama will take place June 9
and 10 at the Michigan
State Fairgrounds. Hours
are 1-9 p.m. June 9 and 1-6
p.m. June 10.

The event will feature
_sports, entertainment,, con-
tests and refreshments.
Admission is nominal.

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The anniversary concert
of the Pro Mozart Society of
Greater Detroit will take
place 3:30 p.m. Sunday in
the Grosse Pointe War
Memorial.
Works by Mozart, Beeth-
oven, Mendelssohn, Chopin,
Schubert and Schumann
will be presented. Artistic
director Marguerite Kozenn
Chajes will speak on the
founding of the society._
A reception- hosted by the
Austrian Consul General of
Chicago will follow the con-
cert.

The way to gain a good
reputation is to endeavor to
be what you desire to ap-
pear.
— Socrates

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(If either man pins Sheik, he will be invited to
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0X BAKER vs. LUIS MARTINEZ
RAYMOND ROUGEAU vs. RANDY SAVAGE
FRED CURRY vs. DON FARGO
WILDMAN vs. HAWKEYE
BOB WHITE vs. AL COSTELLO
BOB COLT vs. ZEBRA KID

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