-VIA Sunday, June 14 8 am to 1 pm
It s that time of year again when families have the fun of cleaning out the basement, sweeping through the garage, and checking the attic for all those old, unwanted goodies that may bring in a little cash.
Do you have stacks upon stacks of old books, closets of clothing, chotchkes galore, and all kinds of old furniture? Mark your calendar now and sign up for the Brotherhood yard sale on Sunday, June 14 from 8 am to 1 pm. This is your opportunity to clean out those unwanted dust collectors and white elephants, make some cash, and spend part of the day with other congregants.
Brotherhood will rent you two parking spaces in the temple parking lot and provide you with a table for only $20. All you have to do is set up shop, talk to the customers, and sell some of those unwanted items so you don t have to pack them back up at the end of the day.
At past yard sales, some members have pocketed as much as $500 for a single day of kibitzing and selling, so join us for the fun.
If you have items to sell but are unable to participate, call Ric Cooper at 237- 8120. If you can drop your things at his house, which is not far from the temple, Ric will ensure that they make it to the yard sale. Unsold items are usually donated to charity at the end of the day.
If you would like to join us for some fun (and hopefully sun), cut out the form below, fill in the information and return it with your check for $20, payable to TRS Brotherhood, to Edward Naidamast, 6277 Kerrydale Drive, Springfield VA 22152.
Yes, I want to participate in Brotherhood s yard sale!
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Street address
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Amount of check (two parking spots for $20)
II] Help feed the homeless housing and economic security. We will soon be welcoming our sixth family to Sukat Shalom. Our annual casserole bake for So Others Might Eat is this month with delivery of the casseroles on Needed: boots and bags Friday, May 15. If you would like to participate by preparing a casserole, please call Tobi Rozen at Carpenter s Shelter in Alexandria (683-7885) is in 524-1377 by Wednesday, May 6. She will mail you a need of sturdy work boots. Share, Inc. is collecting recipe to follow and instructions for delivering the backpacks, gym bags, and small suitcases for casserole to the temple. Your mitzvah will be greatly low-income children in foster care. Donations are appreciated by those most in need! accepted at McLean Baptist Church, 1367 Chain Bridge Road, during regular business hours. Please contribute to Ohel Yaacov Fund Wrap-up brunch June 14 We encourage temple members to contribute to the Ohel Yaacov ("tent of Jacob") Fund. Administered by The committee will not meet this month. We will the social action committee and consisting of have a brunch to wrap up the 1997-1998 program voluntary donations from temple members, the fund year on Sunday, June 14 at 11 am at the home of supports homeless shelters in our area as well as Ann Gutkin, 2206 Toronto Street, Falls Church affordable housing initiatives. The largest recipient (about five minutes from the temple; call Ann at 532- of Ohel Yaacov money is Sukat Shalom ("a peaceful 3132 for directions). Please join us! shelter"), a joint endeavor of the temple and Homestretch, a Northern Virginia agency that assists Sharon Levy Marc Cohen people in moving from shelters to permanent 208-1876 356-5834
A House Warming Shower for The Jewish Foundation for Group Homes a non-profit organization providing community residential services to over 120 adults with a wide range of disabilities
at the Mental Health Shabbat Service on May 15
The social action committee is sponsoring a house warming shower for The Jewish Foundation for Group Homes and invites all temple members to participate in this joyous occasion. JFGH will soon open its first two Northern Virginia residences in Reston. We have registered requested kitchen items and linens at Bed, Bath & Beyond and Target. (The "bride" listing on the registry is Temple Rodef Shalom. The "wedding date" is May 15 in Falls Church, Virginia.)
Gifts will be presented to a representative of JFGH who will speak at our special Mental Health Shabbat, Friday, May 15 at 8:15 pm. Please join us to learn how we can work with this Jewish agency that is dedicated to providing support, personal assistance, and training to enhance independent living skills as well as housing. Gifts may also be left at the temple only during the week of May 10. Items need not be gift wrapped. Financial donations may be made to the Social Action Fund.
While house gifts should be new, Judaic items may be used, in good condition. The foundation would like the following Judaic items: kiddush cups, Shabbat candlesticks, challah boards, challah covers, challah knives, prayerbooks, Havdalah candles, spice boxes, Chanukah menorot, Passover seder plates, matzah holders, mezuzot, tzedakah box, kippot, Jewish books.
12 As co-chair of membership I would like to wish Welcome new members Rabbi Berkowits health and happiness in his retirement. His hard work at Temple Rodef Shalom Tamar Abrams 237-1924 has served the membership well and he has 5801 Williamsburg Blvd. positioned us to keep moving forward in the coming Arlington, VA 22207 years. Hannah 12/01/92
I would also like to thank those of you who have Adrian Becher 442-8274 worked so hard on the membership committee this Diana Escobar-Becher year. 1528 Poplar Place McLean, VA 22101 Lee Forman Nicole Becher 11 / 1/91 (Franklin Sherman) Melanie Becher 10/11/95 To our members: Cliff & Paula De Brito Cohen 358-9695 Mazel toy 1530 Key Blvd., Apt. 1106 to Obe & Betty Nan Obermayer on the birth of their Arlington, VA 22209 most recent grandson, William Douglas Atnipp, son Martin 9/1/94 of Doug and Ronni, on March 9 Sofia 2/6/98 to Isidore & Ruth Zietz on the birth of their new granddaughter Valerie Pearl Howard Laurie Solomon 812-8256 to Nan Rudin on the birth of her new grandson 2400 Clarendon Blvd., #302 Alexander Berton Rudin Arlington, VA 22201 to Alan & Anne Gorenstein on the birth of their Gabriel 05/06/% grandson Matthew Nathan Gorenstein to Roger Firestone on his election as Grand Master of Cryptic Masons in Washington, DC to Doris Katz who recently accepted the position of Regent for the Falls Church DAR
Get well Announcement: The Outreach family picnic will be to Dan Fell following his recent accident held on Saturday, June 13 from 4 to 7 pm. Please to Armand Weiss on his recent hospitalization note the change in date. Look in the June bulletin for further details. Condolences to Steve Komarow on the death of his father Robert to Deborah Matz on the death of her mother Ruth Korenblatt The outreach committee wants to thank all those to Roger Bass on the death of his mother Florence who helped make the Passover seder workshop last Bass month such a success. Thank you to Rabbi Amy to Henry Epstein on the death of his sister Evelyn Weiss for providing an overview of seder styles and Forman giving lots of ideas for making the celebration to Steve Rogers on the death of his father Alvin meaningful. Judy Seiff did a fantastic job presenting Rogers the actual order of the seder meal and how to make to Ellie Ashford on the death of her mother Sally the it a pleasure for both cook and participants. Moss Merle Shannon provided charoset for tasting - thank to Randy Spolter on the death of his grandmother you, Merle. Doris Rosen
13 From the educator... Mark your calendar... Usually I use this space to knell about our kids and Friday, May I tell you how proud I am of their accomplishments. Family Shabbat/Yom Ha atzmaut celebration As our year comes to a close, I am no less proud 7:30 pm, grade 5 sings throughout the than usual but want to take this opportunity to fill service! you in on a recent new opportunity I have Sunday, May 3 encountered. As part of my new position as a NATE Grade 5 "Experience Israel" fieldtrip; board member and the chair of their tikkun students should arrive at 9:15 am, and will olam/social action committee, I am now a member return at 1 pm of the Commission of Social Action. The commission Wednesday, May 13 is a joint effort of the UAHC and several of its Closing night of Wednesday classes umbrella organizations. Sunday, May 17 Closing day of Sunday classes Over spring break, I attended my first commission Sunday, May 31 meeting, held in Washington at the Religious Action Shavuot/Confirmation service 11 am Center (housed, by the way, in the same building as our UAHC Mid-Atlantic office). It was three days of intense discussions and decisions under the Watch for religious school registration... leadership of commission and RAC staff, legislative assistant and lay leaders who have been involved for Registration for the 1998-1999 school year will be a lot longer than I can imagine. mailed May 1. All classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis for all families who are current on What a fascinating experience to learn about the all temple accounts. Registration will not be accepted issues that we face, and how we can actually use our from anyone with outstanding balances or overdue clout as a religious movement to influence bills. All early bird registrations must be postmarked legislation. As part of the domestic policy task force, no later than May 31. I entered into discussions about cloning, animal testing for cosmetics, and charter schools. Others in the women s and minorities task force looked at issues about bilingual education in our schools. The task force on Israel and world affairs worked on resolutions concerning our Reform movement views Junior youth groups on foreign trade issues and peace processes. Some of the resolutions will be held until they can be used to In April our small but very determined group went make a specific impact, others will be passed on to for a fun filled horseback trail ride at the 4200 acre the CCAR (rabbis conference) in June and later to Marriot Ranch in Hume, Virginia. The weather was the National biennial. beautiful and we had a fantastic time riding through meadows, streams, and woods. Laura Shapiro did It was important for me to remember that our voices great on her horse, Salem. A great big thanks to can be heard and that our opinions are wanted. The Martha Shapiro for driving us! only way we can expect change is to make it happen. It was an incredible experience for me - and I look On May 16, both youth groups will go see a Prince forward not only to more of the same, but in sharing Williams Cannons baseball game. what I learn through curriculum and school opportunities. Also, a belated thanks to the parents who drove to/from the dance in March, Allen Greenlee, Mona B shalom, Milberg, Alan Gerainick, and John Huennekens. Dina Burt, RJE
14 Maze! to y to our May bar and bat mitzvahs!
Allen Seth Abrams May Jamie Segal May 9
Allen is the son of Mindy and Jamie is the daughter of Jeff and Sid Abrams of Oakton. He is a Randy Segal of McLean. She is a 7" grade student at Thoreau seventh grade student at Cooper Middle School. Allen has lived Middle School. She has been on both coasts of the US as well playing both viola and piano for as in Paris, and has played four years. In her free time, Jamie soccer on teams in California, likes to go out with her friends France and Virginia. He plays and talk on the phone. She is the trumpet in his school honor very proud to be the older sister of band and will play in symphonic triplets: two brothers and a sister. band next year. In addition to sports, Allen enjoys music in his free time. He hopes to attend law school in the future. Joanna Lee Cohn May 16
Joanna is the daughter of Henry Cecelia Rosemblat May 2 and Deborah Cohn of McLean. • . She is a 7 1grader at Longfellow Cecelia is the daughter of Aldo - Middle School. She has been and Graciela Rosemblat of • .. figure skating for seven years 71h . . McLean. She is a grader at and is a member of the Skating Longfellow Middle School. She 4 Club of Northern Virginia and did gymnastics for nine years, he US Figure Skating Associ- but she says basketball is her tion. She has also been a figure favorite sport. She also enjoys skating coach for the Special water skiing and swimming in Olympics. Other hobbies include the summer. She has been arts and crafts, playing the piano, reading, and playing the piano for six years. going to plays and movies. She would like to Her hobbies include traveling, become a lawyer. chatting online and writing to pen pals around the world. She likes to spend her free time reading, shopping on the computer and going to the theater. Samantha Wolf May 16
Samantha is the daughter of Jonathan Marc Fishman May 9 Martin and Monica Wolf of Fairfax. She is a 71h grade Jonathan is the son of Donald student at Lanier Middle School. and Janet Fishman of Oakton. She has been a member of the h He is a 6 grader at Hunter Fairfax Station Flyers swim tean Woods GT Center. Jonathan is for the past five years. currently singing and acting in Musically, Samantha has played his school s student-produced the flute for two years. Her opera and has produced his hobbies include rollerbiading, school s production of biking and shopping. In her free Shakespeare s A Comedy of time she enjoys surfing the net and reading. She Errors. He is active in numerous hopes to have a career in medicine. sports including basketball, lacrosse and swimming. Jonathan is also learning to play the guitar.
May 1 TRS Youth Trip to Israel VIDEO will be shown following Shabbat Service.
David Wyman May 23 Going away for the summer? David is the son of Joanne . Want a nice family to house-sit or Wyman of McLean and Bruce rent your house? How about our ... th •;:. :: Wyman of Vienna. He is a / - .. new cantor? grade student at Longfellow S.. Middle School. He is an avid Cantor Shochet and his family are soccer player and also enjoys . . looking for a temporary furnished playing tennis and golf. David r has studied piano for eight years . c...... house to live in over the summer while and has received a superior they look for a home here in Northern score in all seven festivals he has Virginia. If you know of anyone who played in. In his free time he can help them out, please call Cantor likes to attend professional athletics teams games. Shochet in New Orleans at 504/391- He also likes to play baseball. David would like to be 3 195. a doctor.
Marcello Palombi May 23
Marcello is the son of Joe and Phyllis Palombi of McLean. He New books: is an 8th grader at Cooper Middle School. When he is not Grace Cohen Grossman with Eighme Ahlborn. - studying he can be found on the Judaica at the Smithsonian highest ski slopes or on the Glenda Abramson, ed. The Oxford Book of Hebrew soccer field or pitching for his Short Stories baseball team. Recently he Pearl S. Buck. Peony (about the Kaifeng Jews) began to work after school in the David Grossman. See Under: Love Genetics Department of Cynthia Ozick. The Putterinesser Papers Georgetown University Ruth Gay. Unfinished People: Eastern European Jews Hospital. He enjoys spending time with family and Encounter America friends. He hopes to become a veterinarian. Harry Kemelman. Thursday the Rabbi Walked Out and Someday the Rabbi Will Leave Amos Oz. The Hill of Evil Counsel and Other Stories Roy A. Rosenberg. Everything You Need to Know About American Jews and Their History Hershel Shanks. Ancient Israel: A Short History from Abraham to the Roman Destruction of the Temple Louise Marie Geller. Here I Am! Nechana Liss-Levinson. When a Grandparent Dies Avraham Shira. Curse of the Sorcerer s Bones Howard Schwartz and Barbara Rush. The Sabbath Lion Sandy Eisenberg Sasso. God s Paintbrush Sara Bertisch. Winning Against the Odds Alfred J. Kolatch. Classic Bible Stories for Jewish Children A selection of (facsimile) Haggadot ... the Kittsee, Fuerth, Moshe Bamberger, Amsterdam and Hamburg-Amsterdam Haggadah of 1728
16 Babysitting available at Shabbat Blalock Fund supports youth services on May 1, 8 and 22 The Jennifer Blalock Memorial Fund, established as an endowment fund in memory of Jennifer Blalock, TRS will provide free babysitting during Shabbat was active in supporting our youth this past year. evening services for children of temple members on May 1, 8 and 22. Babysitting for children ages 2 to 6 In keeping with the goal of encouraging and is available from 7:15 to 8:45 pm on May I and 8 pm supporting our teenagers to participate in Reform until 9:45 pm on May 8 and 22. Activities and snacks are provided. youth programming, this fund sent students to NFTY-MAR s (National Federation of Temple Youth Reservations for babysitting must be made with - Mid Atlantic Region) Leadership Development Institute, to regional conclaves and to NFFY s Kutz the temple office by 1 pm on the Wednesday prior to each service. We must have reservations for at Camp. least four children by then or we will not be able to offer babysitting for that service. The number of Each year the income from this fund is distributed to babysitters and snacks available each Friday will the temple so that we may support our young directly depend on the number of reservations people s involvement in NFFY. Consider giving a received and the ages of the children. Therefore, gift that keeps on giving by supporting the Jennifer walk-ins for babysitting will not be possible.To Blalock Memorial Fund. reserve babysitting for a specific service, please can the temple office at 532-2217 with the names and ages of your children.
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17 Bereavement Fund Life Cycle Fund Associate Rabbi s Harry & Marion Slatin in honor of Leo & Alma Rosenbaum in honor of the Discretionary Fund Stuart Weiss for being so kind and wedding of Joanne Seiff Jeffrey Kleger in honor of Joanne helpful Alan & Anne Gorenstein in celebration Alper s appointment as circuit of the birth of their grandson court judge for Arlington County Jennifer Blalock Memorial Matthew Nathan Gorenstein Robert & Helen Podell Fund Stan & Anita Herman in memory of Donald Eiss and Betsy Stillman in Dan & Ellen Blalock in honor of Morris Helen Stevenson celebration of Rabbi Shapiro s 901h birthday Isidore & Ruth Zietz in honor of their Schwartzman s marriage to Kevin new granddaughter Valerie Pearl Moss Building Campaign Fund Howard, daughter of Sharon & Bobby & Lynne Silverstein in memory of Steven Howard Michael Rogers in memory of Judy Ruth Korenblatt, mother of Debbie Goldstein Matz Roland & Pauline Galley in memory of Ohel Yaacov Fund Rose Galley and Abraham Ed & Fran Klein with appreciation to Religious Practices Fund Schectman Rabbi Schwartzman and other Leo & Alma Rosenbaum in honor of the Bill, Cherie & Rachel Artz in memory of temple members for their kindness, wedding of Steve Danaceau Martha Bernad s mother Magdolna caring and support during theirr Vago, with best wishes to Dan Feil time of need Religious School Fund for a speedy recovery, with Robert & Helene Podell Robert & Pat Silverman in memory of congratulations to Dina Burt on Sandra Saydah Gerald Schneider, father of Mark being appointed to the NATE Schneider board and with congratulations of Prayer Book Fund Kathy Seidel in honor of Dina Burt and Judge Joanne Alper on her Louis & Sylvia Iwler in memory of Barbara Bailey appointment to the bench of the Herbert Laufman, father of David Suzanne Schlossberg in honor of her Circuit Court of Arlington County Lauf man teacher Randi Hertzberg Henry & Harriet Epstein in memory of Lucille Weener in memory of Janis Jeffrey Schlossberg in honor of his Evelyn Forman Howard teacher Roz Levine Selma Perlin at Yom Hashoah in loving Ronald & Rosalind Levy in memory of memory of precious friends who his mother-in-law Harriet Bert Rudin Memorial Fund perished Schlesinger Harvey Levin with congratulations to Mike & Selma Perlin in memory of Robert & Helene Podell in memory of Andrew & Barbara Rudin on the Selma s brother Georg Schulman Betty Podell, Jacob & Rose Podell, birth of Alexander Berton Rudin, Rob & Marilyn Weissman in memory of Leo & Frieda Ettinger, Kiara Hillel grandson of Nan & Bert Rudin Dr. D. H. MacPherson, father of and Betty, Paul & Oskar Ettinger Christy Maier David Noss, Sarah Crim, & Abby and Social Action Fund Andrea Noss in memory of Sally Nancy Reder, David Rapoport, Dena & Moss, mother of Ellie Ashford Caring Committee Fund Alexis in appreciation of Na ava The Silverstein family in appreciation to The Gerstein family with best wishes Feder s guiding hand for Dena & Rabbi Berkowits, Rabbi for Dan Fell s speedy recovery Alexis b not mitzvah and for the Schwartzman and Na ava Feder for beautiful service conducted by all their help in preparing Leah for Barbara M. Levin Memorial Rabbi Schwartzman her bat mitzvah Fund Donald Eiss and Betsy Stillman in memory of their longtime family Harvey Levin in loving memory of Rabbi s Discretionary Fund Augustus Levin friend, John McGuire The Rosemblat family in memory of Harvey Levin in memory of Ann Beier Mrs. Magdolna Vago Tzedakah Fund Robert & Helen Podell Adam M. Fried Library Fund Bobby & Lynne Silverstein in memory of Neil, Beth, Dana & Adam Stroul and Francie Fox-Schweber in memory of Ruth Korenblatt, mother of Debbie Adele Shapiro in loving memory of Evelyn Forman, sister of Harriet & Matz Debbie Matz s mother, Ruth Henry Epstein Robert & Gail Dezube in honor of Aldo Korenblatt Rosemblat s birthday
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1 2 Yom HifAtzmaut Torah Study - 9:30 am Family Shabbat Service Bar/Eat Mitzvah of 7:30 pm Allen Abrams and Cecelia Rosemblat 11 am 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R/S Soup Caravan Soup Caravan CareGivers Support Group Sisterhood Shabbat Torah Study - 9:30 am Rabbi Yoffie - 7:30 pm Adult Hebrew - 7:30pm Sisterhood board 7:30 pm 6:15 pm Bar/Bat Mitzvah of Isn t this finished? 9:30 am Jamie Segal and RJS Jonathan Fishman Brotherhood Board 1 1 am 7:30 pm 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 R/S Discussion Group - 10 am Soup Caravan Tot Shabbat - 6:30 pm Torah Study - 9:30 am Lenny Ben David, Soup Caravan Lunch Bunch - noon Mental Health Shibbat Bnot Mitzvah of Embassy of Israel Adult Hebrew - 7:30 pm Sisterhood Donor Lunch 8:15 pm Samantha Wolf and 7:30 pm Board mtg - 7:45 pm R/S last day Joanna Cohn 11 am Havdalah Service and Celebration - 6 pm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 R/S last day Vatikim - noon Committee Night Adult class with Rabbi Shabbat Evening Service Torah Study - 9:30 am Berkowits -915am celebrating Israel s 50 Bar Mitzvah of Congregational mtg - 11 am anniversary - 8:15pm David Wyman Post confirmation - 11 am 11 am College program for juniors 7 pm
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Memorial Day Discussion Group - 10 am Shabbat Evening Service Torah Study - 9:30 am office closed honoring 1997-98 board 8:15 pm
31 Committee Night Looking .he.d to June... Shavuot/Confirmatiors/ 7:30 pm Religious Practices June 1 Bloodmobile Vis k o r Service i 7:30 pm Outreach 5 Kabbalat Shabbal in honor of Rabbi Betkowrts 11 am 730 pm Mentership June 6 Groundbreaking ceremony and Has dalah 7.45 Pin Youth Musical Tribute to Rabbi Bedro.Mts 7:45 pm Public Relations June 7 Dinner dance in honor of Rabbi BedrOWItS 7:45 pm Social Action June 12 installation of officers 8pm CulturalJune 13 Outreach picnic June 14 Brotherhood yard sale
I,., May activities at a gIance
May I 7:30 pm Family Shabbat Service
May 2 7:30 pm Rabbi Eric Yoffie
May 6 9:30 am Sisterhood board meeting
7:30 pm Brotherhood board meeting
May 7 7:30 pm CareGivers Support Group
May 8 8:15 pm Sisterhood Shabbat
May 10 7:30 pm Guest speaker Lenny Ben David
May 12 10 am Discussion group
7:45 pm Board meeting
May 13 noon Lunch Bunch
11:30 am Sisterhood Donor Luncheon
May 15 6:30 pm Tot Shabbat 8:15 pm Mental Health Shabbat May 16 6 pm Havdalah service and celebration of Israel s 50 hanniversary May 17 9:15 am Adult education class with Rabbi Berkowits 11 am Congregational meeting Ii am Post confirmation 7 pm College program for juniors May 20 noon Vatikim lunch and tour of Newseum Committee night May 21 50th May 22 8:15 pm Special Shabbat service celebrating Israel s anniversary May 25 Memorial Day - office closed May 26 10 am Discussion Group May 29 8:15 pm Shabbat service honoring outgoing board May 31 11 am Shavuot/Confirmation/Yiskor service
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