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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-08-03

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1990

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like this," said 46th District
Court Judge Stephen Coop-
er, who sentenced Mr. In-
chaustegoi this week. "I've
never seen a charge like
this. I wanted to take his
time from him, and I
thought that (community
service) was more valuable
than taking his money or
having him occupy a jail cell
in Oakland County without
learning anything."
A warrant is out for the ar-
rest of another man, 21-year-
old Carl Bartosek, who
assisted Mr. Inchaustegoi in
spraypainting the swastikas
and "White Power" slogans.
Mr. Bartosek's bond was
forfeited to the court after he
failed to appear at his ar-
raignment on June 18.
These are the first two
cases in which young adults
were sentenced to work at
the Holocaust Memorial
Center for anti-Semitic ac-
tions, according to Selma
Silverman, administrator of
the HMC. Ms. Silverman
will supervise the youths
and periodically report back
to the probate and district
courts.

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tion, and is finding 100-200
marshals and ticket-takers.
In case of rain, Newman
plans to put the 2,200
athletes on buses in the
Palace parking lot until it is
time to line them up five
abreast for the parade into
the building. A Youth
Games tradition calls for the
Israeli delegation to lead the
parade and the host team —
Detroit — to be the final
delegation.
"I don't foresee any real
problems," Newman said
this week. "We'll have an
hour of intense activity
before the program, but we
should be fine.
"Detroit asked us to co-
sponsor this and we were
thrilled to be part of it. Ann
Arbor is housing and par-
ticipating, and it helps our
community. This helps build
identity and makes us feel
part of the larger Jewish
community." ❑

Volunteers
Still Needed
The Young Adult Division
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration and Hakol of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women are recruiting vol-
unteers to help with the
Youth Games opening
ceremonies Aug. 19.

Volunteers will assist with
the athletes' registration
and the parade, meeting at
4:30 p.m. at the Palace for an
orientation and dinner. For
information on volunteer-
ing, call Scott Mittelman at
the Federation, 965-3939.

Dance Village
Will Perform
Participants in the Camp
Maas dance village will per-
form an Israeli dance at the
opening ceremonies of the
JCC-Maccabi Youth Games
Aug. 19. The age 11-13
dancers will perform an
Israeli dance under the
direction of choreographer
Harriet Berg.
The performers will in-
clude Jessica Jacobs, Bever-
ly Betel, Dana Applebaum,
Hayley Berger, Cara Moss,
Dana Cohen, Lauren Kip-
pelman, Dana Winshall,
Marla Herman, Jill Eisen-
shtadt, Erin Schwartz, Mer-
rick David and Michele
Liebowitz.
Also, Marci Bratt, Rachel
Bellaver, Dori Adelman,
Erika Wolfe, Amy Fried-
man, Stephanie Zameck,
Sandy Greenstein, Jessica
Gorchoff, Susan Kellerman,
Dana Liss, Tracye Bello,
Dana Resnick, Stefani
Wiener, Danielle Cartier,
Emily Berman, Lauryn
Bennett, Julie Jablonowski,
Bree Stocker, Crystal
Stocker and Ilynn Panter.

NEWS I

JNF Prepares
For Soviet Olim

New York (JTA) — The
Jewish National Fund, in
cooperation with the Min-
istry of Housing and Con-
struction and the Israel
Lands Authority, is current-
ly preparing land for the ab-
sorption of thousands of
Soviet immigrants.
JNF land preparation ac-
tivities, part of its Operation
Promised Land campaign for
absorption of Soviet Jews,
are mostly taking place in
the hills of Galilee and in the
Northern Negev.
In the Galilee, JNF will be
expanding the mitzpim, or
hilltop villages, whose land
it had originally reclaimed.
These communities have al-
ready reached a sufficient
state of development to
begin absorbing immigrant
families.
In Sde Boker, in the heart
of the Negev, a 300-unit
residential quarter will be
built on the shores of the Sea
of Galilee.

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