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February 27, 1981 - Image 22

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-02-27

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Friday, February 21, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Arab-Jewish Cooperation Rule of Thumb in Acre

VIBRANT GROWING SYNAGOGUE in Conservative Jewish
tradition seeks

By LARRY STEVEN
PRICE

TEACHER/CANTOR

to have teaching; Bar/Bat Mitzvah; and some Cantorial re-
sponsibilities. Over 250 member families, near University of
Tennessee; T.V.A., other scientific, educational, industrial and
religious advantages. Duties to begin August 1981. Salary
open. Send full resume to:

Norbert J. Slovis

P.O. Box 1670
Knoxville, Tennessee 37901
U. S. A.

World Zionist Press Service

About 9,000 Arabs and
27,000 Jews live together
harmoniously in Acre. This
historic, picturesque little
port-city, just eight miles
from Haifa along the
Mediterranean coast, has
long been a tourist attrac-
tion in Israel.
One hardly notices that in

the main shouk, the Arab
style market, Jews and
Arabs work side by side —
one stand owned by Jews,
the other by Arabs. When.
closing time comes, each
helps the other clean up. It's
difficult to tell who works
for whom in Acre, as Jews
and _Arabs also werk for
each other.
Acre has a new and old ,
city. The old city is a mix-

ture of Moslem and Chris-
tian Arabs living in rustic
old stone and plaster homes,
much like the casbahs the
world over. The old city is
along the waterfront, as is
the restaurant Abu Christo.
Away from the
waterfront, past the old
city, is the newer section.
There, Jews have been
living since 1948, in de-
velopment housing
(shikunim) rising on stilts
from,the ground in pastel
colored walls.
The early shikunim were
put up so quickly and
cheaply that now, over 30
years later, they are some-
times semi-slums. Later
building is of a-much higher
standard. Along the main
commercial drag which
runs perpendicular to the

shore, the streets are clog-
ged- with people, both Arab
and Jew.

• We cannot help but notice
the signs for the Jewish de-
ntists and jewelers and
watchmakers. Almost every
store advertises both in He-
brew and Arabic.

May Wedding
for Miss Eagle

Students End
Overseas Course

Sixteen students from the
Pontifical Biblical Institute
in Rome have received their
certificates from the He-
brew University of
Jerusalem after completion
of a special seven-month
study program at the uni-
versity's School of Overseas
Students. -
All 16 are ordained
priests and come from
Canada, Haiti, India, Italy,
Yugoslavia, Mexico,
Nigeria, the Philippines,
Portugal, Sri Lanka,_
Uganda and the United
States.

MISS EAGLE

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eagle of
Farmington Hills announce
the engagement of their
daughter; Barbara Susan,
to Robert J. Klein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Klein
of West Bloomfield.
Eagle
was
Miss
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Michigan School of
Education. Her fiance was
graduated from the U-M
School of Business Ad-
ministration.
A May wedding is
planned.

YESHIVAT AKIVA

AKIVA HEBREW DAY SCHOOL'S

17th ANNIVERSARY DINNER

Sunday Evening, March 8th, 1981

Congregation Beth Achim

21100 West Twelve Mile Rd.

Couvert $150.00
Per Couple

Cocktails 6:00 P.M.
Dinner 7:00 P.M.

HONORING

Patrons (committee in formation)

Mr. &Mrs. Norman Allan
Dr. & Mrs. William Albert
Mr. Leonard Antel
Dr. & Mrs. Lary Berkower
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Berris
Mrs. Mae D. Berris
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Berman
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Berman
Dr. & Mrs. Jason Bodzin
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Borsand
Mr. & Mrs. Tzvi Burstyn
Mr. & Mrs. George Chessler
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Dombey
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Buchan
Dr. Samuel & Dr. Noami Ebenstein

MRS. HANNAH KARBAL

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Eisenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Eisenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Forman
Pk. & Mrs. Raymond Greenspan
Pk. & Mrs. Seymour Greenstein
Dr. & Mrs. Martin Guyer
Pits. Hannah Karbal
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Karp
Mr. a& Mrs. Jerome Kelman
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence loewenthal
National Wholesale Drug Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Nusbaum
Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Posner
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Prostak
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rogers

Mr. &Mrs Frederic Ruby
Dr. & IC. Harvey Sabbota
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Saltsman
Mrs. Emma Scharer
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schlussel
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Schwartz
Mrs. Bernard Shulman
Mr. & MB. David Silver
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Starr
Mr. & Airs. Max Stollman
Mr. Phillip Stollman
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Tanzman
Dr. & Mrs. Arnold Zuroff
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Zwas
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Zwick

.

FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
CALL AKIVA OFFICE

552-9690

Guest ARTIST

PAUL ZIM

'`International Vocal
Virtuoso."

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