THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Anti-Semitism Plagues L.I.

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Saturday.
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RIVER EDGE, N.J. (JTA)
— A campaign to collect old
Yiddish books from
throughout Bergen County
has been started by the
country's committee on
older adults of the United
Jewish Community.

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Mariomax Salon, the
shops at Loehmann's Hunt-
er's Square, the restaurants
at Tally Hall and the man-
agement of the center will
participate in a benefit for
Muscular Dystrophy re-
search 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept.
7.
A hair cut-a-thon,
entertainment by the
George Brooke Group,
Keeps and Lori Jacobs will
highlight the event.
Other attractions include
hot air balloon rides, a skate
mobile and Moon Walk.

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Meanwhile, police ar-
rested three youngsters
who, for one month, had
been plaguing a Dix Hills
rabbi and his family with
anti-Semitic phone calls.
Two of the boys are 14 and
the third is a 13-year-old
Jewish boy who is scheduled
to be Bar Mitzva in a month.
Two live on the same block
as the victim and third lives
a block away.
The youngsters were
caught about four days after
police put a tap on the phone
to trace the calls. The calls
traced by police were made
from each of the defendants'
homes.

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Comedy Castle, located in
Maximilian's, has an-
nounced its September
lineup.
Bruce "Babyman" Baum
will appear Wednesday
through Sept. 5; Mike Mac-
Donald, Sept. 9-12; Jimmy
Aleck, Sept. 16-19; and T.P.
Mulrooney, Sept. 23-26.
For reservations and in-
formation, call Comedy
Castle, 549-2323.

was the first such anti-
Semitic incident at the
synagogue in more than a
year, Wernick noted.
The first desecration at
the Henry Kaufman
Campgrounds in Wheat-
ley Heights was reported
last week by the camp
program director of the
Mid-Island YM-YWHA,
one of seven Jewish
groups that have camp
space in the 400-acre-
camp-site.

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NEW YORK (JTA) —
The number of anti-Semitic
incidents on Long Island
continued to grow last week
with a reported arson fire in
the woods behind a
synagogue, the arrest of
ante juveniles — one
Jewish — for making a
series of anti-Semitic phone
calls to a Dix Hills rabbi,
and the desecration of a
Jewish day camp with swas-
tikas and anti-Semitic
obscenities, according to the
Long Island Jewish World.
The fire near the East
Northport Jewish Center
was quickly discovered by
neighbors and did little
damage. A swastika was
discovered painted on the
rear driveway, which police
believe was also the work of
an arsonist, according to the
synagogue's rabbi, Stanley
Wernick.
Police were still hunting
last week for the persons
who set the fire at the
synagogue and desecrated
the campgrounds. The fire

Great is the day of the In-
gathering of the Exiles (in
the land of Israel) as the day

Friday, August 28, 19 8 - 1 39

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