ITT
,d4 Sia1 &d1et
2100 WES1U CE1JN0 SIREEJ FAILS CHURCH, VIRGINIA 22043 TAIone 703-532-2217
LASZIO I3EflIOwiT Rabu INTERIM BULLETIN BETTY NAN C8ER.4AYC March 1986 PloiMpnt Volume 86, Issue #33k
NOTICE TO CONGREGATION A special Congregational Meeting will be held on Thursday, March 20, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. in the Multi-purpose Room to discuss and vote on the proposed rabbinical contract with Rabbi Berkowits. Please attend this very im2ortant meeting. The regular Congregational meeting of April will be held Sunday, April 13, 1986 at (9:30 breakfast) (10:00 meeting) in order to approve nominations for 1986-87, the proposed budget, and to discuss other important business. A quorum is needed for both meetings. LAS VEGAS NIGHT LAS VEGAS AUCTION!!! SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1986 WINE, CHEESE AND DESSERTS 7 PM till... SILENT AUCTION: 7-8:30 PM LIVE AUCTION: 9:45 PM GAMING: 7-9:30 PM
TEMPLE RODEF SHALOM 2100 Westmoreland Street Falls Church, VA
TRY YOUR LUCK AT ROULETTE, CRAPS AND BLACKJACK! NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY !!! MUNCH ON CHEESES AND OTHER HORS D OUEVRES, SIP ON WINE WHILE VIEWING ITEMS FOR BID FOR BOTH THE LIVE AND SILENT AUCTION.
LAS VEGAS NIGHT - APRIL 19 The Temple s last fundraiser for this fiscal year. Las Vegas Night, is coming up on Saturday, April 19. We need your help to make it a great success. We need donations of items and services for the Auction and we need man and woman power, both before and during the Auction.
Please lend a hand and be a part of this fun and important endeavor. Call Sandra Rose 759-6450 or Marian Goldberg 533-9688.
THIS IS AN EVENT YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS! COMING EVENIS FOR APRIL
lue. Apr. 1: Introduction to Judaism, 1 pm Wed. Apr. 2: Sisterhood Board Meeting NO midweek Hebrew Thu. Apr. 3: Brotherhood Board Meeting 7:30 pm Fri. Apr. 4: Family Shabbat Service Sun. Apr. 6: NO Religious School NVJCC Concert with Flory Jagoda 7:30 pm Tue. Apr. 8: Introduction to Judaism 7 pm Wed. Apr. 9: Sisterhood Morning Meeting Sun. Apr. 13: Annul Congregational Breakfast 9:30 am Mon. Apr. 14: Temple Board Meeting 8 pm Tue. Apr. 15: Introduction to Judaism 7 pm Thu. Apr. 1]: Interfaith Couples 8 pm Sat. Apr. 19: LasVegas Night Haskalah 10 to 2 Sun. Apr. 20: Haskalah 10 to 2 Mon. Apr. 21: Religious School Committee Meeting 8 pm Tue. Apr. 22: Introduction to Judaism 7 pm Wed. Apr. 23: PASSOVER, 1st Seder at Home Thu. Apr. 24: Joint Passover Service 11 am Congregational Seder 6 pm Mon. Apr. 28: Executive Board Meeting 8 pm Wed. Apr. 30: Passover, last day, Worship Service 11 am
aft % ,ead
CENTER SINGERS TO GIVE BENEFIT CONCERT We are very happy to announce a very special concert for our spring "Dessert with the Arts" program. Flory Jagoda, popular folk singer and exponent of Sephardic and Ladino music, will join our own Center Singers in this outstanding, unique concert. Flory s music is the precious past-vivid and lyrical. She enhances her repertoire of Ladino liturgicals and folk songs by cradling them in stories of the special history of the Balkan Sephardim.
DATE: Sunday, April 6, 1986 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Temple Rodef Shalom 2100 Westmoreland Street Falls Church, VA DONATION: $10 per person Refreshments will be served. The proceeds from this concert will support our choral arts program. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Report Cards - Progress reports were sent home for all students K-Grade 9 early in March. Separate reports have been issued for Jewish Studies and Hebrew (Grades 3-7). Parents, please be sure to sign and return the cards immediately via your child. We would like to keep follow-up calls and notes regarding the return of report cards to a minimum. If you have not received a report from your child or in the mail or if you have questions, please call the school office (532-2207). Attention parents of students who will have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah in 1986. According to our records, all youngsters who will become a Bar/Bat Mitzvah during 1986 have been scheduled for a seminar with the Rabbi. If your child has not attended one of these six-week sessions and is not scheduled for the session which begins April 9, please contact the school office (532-2207) immediately. Family Shabbat - This month the weather cooperated with us and we had a delightful Family Shabbat program on March 7. Haskalah students (8th grade) did a fine job of reading the service including special prayers written on their theme of Freedom. We were delighted at the students poise, command of Hebrew and thoughts on their theme. Attendance by families with children of all ages was excellent and spirited Israeli Dance was led by Judy jacobsohn after the service. Special thanks to the Brotherhood for providing an oneg treat of ice cream. Next month we look forward to the participation of 6th and 7th graders rescheduled from a snowy Friday in February. Family Shabbat will be April 7 at 7:45 p.m. We hope to see you and your family!
SHABBAT DINNER, FRIDAY MARCH 28, 1986 AT 6:30 PM Services at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Dinner at 7:15 p.m. Menu includes Baked Chicken, Kugel, Salad, vegetable, Challah, Wine and Dessert ADULTS: $8.00 CHILDREN: (AGE 6 - 12) $4.00 The Religious Practices Committee and the Religious School Committee, co-sponsors of this special Shabbat Dinner, hope you will be able to join US. ------clip and mail
Temple Rodef Shalom Shabbat Dinner Deadline for Reservations do Marge KestenbaUm MARCH 24 1115 Randoloph Road McLean, VA 22101
Adult(s) at $8.00 Child(refl) at $4.00
Check for $ enclosed
Name Phone Please seat with
3. !Jhl yj /
J AND J IMPORTS BRINGS YOU HIGH QUALITY ITEMS AT SAVINGS OF %40 TO %60 BELOW RETAIL ...... HIGH QUALITY TIGHTLY-WOVEN WICKER FURNITURE CHINESE WOOL AND SILK CARPETS BRASS ITEMS (INCLUDING BEDS) ORIENTAL COROMANDEL SCREENS
BUT DON T WAIT UNTIL LAS VEGAS NIGHT. THESE BEAUTIFUL ITEMS WILL BE AT THE TEMPLE ON APRIL 17, SO YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF THE QUALITY .... . AND J AND J ENCOURAGES YOU TO COMPARE PRICES. THIS IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY, SO DON T MISS IT!
C/La1tG&
A 1;r; Ever;tc 1
REMEMBER, THIS BENEFITS THE TEMPLE, SO COME APRIL 19 ANt) ENJOY THE EVENING!!! hi 1:oOm.
(ALL CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO TEMPLE ROD]-,.F SHALOM
4. Ui LAS VEGAS NIGHT • -S.
AUCTION!!! Northern Virginia s BRUSHL ESS WE NEED YOUR hELP! CAR WASHES WE NEED DONATIONS OF ITEMS FOR THE LAS VEGAS NIGHT AUCTION. 1050 West Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia THIS IS THE TEMPLE S LAST FUNDRAISER OF THE YEAR. 534-6576 HELP US MAKE IT AN EVENING OF FUN FOR YOU AND PROFIT 7333 Little River Turnpike FOR THE TEMPLE. Annandale, Virginia 256-3120 CHECK YOUR ATTIC. . .OR CHECK WARREN COHEN YOUR OFFICE. DON T YOU HAVE Pr.k$enI AN ITEM OR SERVICE THAT COULD ------BE AUCTIONED? r
THE BIG NIGHT IS SATURDAY, APRIL 19, BEGINNING AT 7 PM GREAT PRICES, SELECTION, SERVICE
IF YOU CAN DONATE SOMETHING Invitations/All Occasions FOR THE AUCTION, CALL SANDRA I Accessories/Announcements ROSE 759-6450 OR MARIAN Personalized & Business Stationery GOLDBERG 533-9688 I Party Favors/Skullcaps Unique Gifts/Jewelry
2(X76 & HIGHER DISCOUNTS 938-2650 or 938-2165 ALICE GREENSPA1-
ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK FOR THE LAS VEGAS/AUCTION EVENING
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY STATE
ZIP PHONE FRIENDS AND GUESTS WELCOME! TICKETS AND GAMING MONEY WILL BE HELD AT THE DOOR. BEARER ENTITLED TO $10,000 OF GAMING MONEY.
I want to make a pledge of $10.00 and be listed as a patron of the Auction. NAME
ADDRESS
CITY PHONE Make chucks payable to Temple Rodef Shalom) SISTERHOOD SISTERHOOD Set aside April 9th at 10:00 a.m. for the Sisterhood Uniongram brunch. Dennis Rose will speak on cults. An ex cult member will be present to answer questions. The cost is $5.00. Babysitting will be available as usual. -- The Nominating Committee report submitted by Karen Hecker, Chairman, contains the following list of officers for the coming year: p resident -.Toni Sandier, Co- p resident - Carol Davidson, Co- Vice-President - Michelle Davis, vice-President - Joan Friedman, Treasurer - Jackie Schulman, Recording Secretary - Lynnie Weinstein, Corresponding Secretary - Nancy Lawrence.
The carpeting to be installed in the Sanctuary is being donated by Sisterhood from proceeds from the Catering Committee. This group has raised enough money to pay for the carpeting from their efforts in handling many catered affairs and renting out equipment. They have catered seders, congregational dinners, shabbat dinners, many events for the Chai Society, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and weddings. Sisterhood will be starting to compile a history of Temple Rodef Shalom. Bring memories alive with pictures, stories, articles and information about the community at the time. We are trying to get together Sisterhood Cookbook 43. We are not asking for money, just your recipes, especially holiday, microwave, and food processor. Send to TRS Office marked Cookbook. Sisterhood Cradle Roll will be sending birthday cards to all the Temple children born after January 1 81. There will be a Spring party for pre-schoolers this year. There will be no tour on the fifth Wednesday in April. It has been postponed until October. Further details will follow. The Senior Youth Group is giving a Purim Party at the Camelot Hall Nursing Home on March 21. Thank you to Judy Berkowits and her committee who helped present the Brotherhood/Sisterhood breakfast on March 9. We enjoyed Mary Lee Tatum s talk about communication between teens and parents. We are now getting plans together to attend District 8 Convention in May.
TAY-SACHS TESTING There are two hospitals in the area which conduct tests for Tay-Sachs. (1) John Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore) Every Wesnesday Telephone: 301-955-3075 (2) Washington Children s Hospital every second and fourth Tuesday Telephone: 745-2189 Any further questions can be answered at 279-5878 (Answering Machine) SENIOR YOUTH GROUP L il Rody will be hosting a Political Actions Institute, a conclave for NFTYites from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and North Carolina. The conclave will be held April 4-7. The weekend will center around a study of the social and political issues which affect us as Jews. We will form educated opinions and then lobby our Congress-people and Senators as to our views. We would like to thank all of those people who have agreed to house the participants and the Temple for allowing us to use its facilities. If anyone else would like to assist, please contact Sharon Parrott at 250-4925.
AM &.41 IAud6 57^
JUNIOR YOUTH GROUPERS - WE NEED YOU, WE NEED YOU, WE NEED YOU - Help us make the PURIM CARNIVAL a success - MARCH 23 at 11:00. Call Marcus Simon at 734-3314 if you can help with events listed below: Organize fun and games! Help Senior Youth Group! Help with activities! Sell food! Join your friends and help make the Carnival a success!
JUNIOR YOUTH GROUP - Roller skating was great fun! Thanks to Judy and Dan Burkitt for organizing the outing. Thank you also to Allie Ash and Rosalie Steinberg for driving the kids.
Xr"/"j 1"7x SECOND ANNUAL PURIM DANCE The second annual Purim Dance for 6th, 7th and 8th Graders will be held on Saturday, March 22, 1986 from 730 to 10:00 p.m. at Temple Rodef Shalom, 2100 Westmoreland Street, Falls Church, VA.
Dance is being sponsored by Agudas Achim Kadima, Beth El Jr. NFTY, NVJCC, Olam Tikvah Kadima, and Rodef Shalom Jr. Youth Group. $3.00 for Members of sponsoring groups and $4.00 for Non-members.
41t.dt Sde ra DISCUSSION GROUP Current and Contemporary Issues of the day will continue to be discussed in the library on the first and third Mondays of each month at 10 a.m.
Rabbi Berkowits moderates the unstructured format for 90 fast moving minutes.
Anyone interested in a lively Monday morning is welcome. Attend once or as often as you like.
March 17, April 7, 21, May 5, and 19.
sndwj uo a LISTMCC UD UOtSSflDSip iaue - I4ti 00 : 11 98T TI AM
UOTUeAaJcj jeuj uo .ia 1 ad 5 - ljj 986t OZ Jclkj
uotdiJt1aE d jnoA, 01 poJ- loo pusdn paull siap ads JUallaOXa aq a no SS IM 1. uop nbA MI OS sispueleD jnoA >w as a aA aq o apu tewai aqq joy pa jnpaqs atq CM qD!qm sw.ibo.jd bu iwojdn aql yo IsIl a s t buTma ll o j
• 3w I I 1 S JI} aq l J0} buipualle airnoA IT sn lo auo ol flasAnoA anpo.qu noA ains a::1N S P ualif MCLI a::j w pus a Idoad laaw ol Ai hid I f3 U2 St It a pJwC jaqosJaqwaw:AaMauJoJ sJarqns hu IJd:1UT Uo s Je.1I?acls .ii aq 0 1 Pus spuaTjy aes qoq al anueqD luallaDxa IT nbA .4.0 150W ADd 5U0 t 1 LJfl J. hu iu i p We. 3i 10 cuD O flO CWOJ 01 C t M .Jfl(JA qJjom Cq P 1OM IT icA papuci pi i1at.tq noA pool5 A eq pinoqs _A?aA aqq jo JCpuiI?u)CJ oql .AO9 £u;E.Jh0J(j Cl ii p.1/. ICJ uaaq CAeI.4 J?eA STql i j. os 11 CM SC t 1t IJI? JaqO P -i aqL
i q issod se IJ(JOS s 1? .IC)J JO P LIJfl Z qoc I Je I u0J aSC d wI?ah lTvqqloS pOOljJdLflD.J 13 éBIfl •°i I° bu tA...q ul palsajalui -3: noA 1I eaaq si uosas t jq i°s
-IemTulw eq pinoqs LJOSJCd CIJO AUe LID uapnq aqq iii qJ id i [li CM BJU 19 d aq JnoA asn p noj 3M pusbu tMoJb si uo i iuh io aql UC)S.JadJ fl?J aa4qTwmoD ? 512 JE CA I X2U pjeoq pooLjJaq:oM4 CIfl uo CAJCS 01 all l pnori noA IT sn JO auo 1J4UOJ askPaI,d - J.Lidr:JI
but ;aew pJoq pualiv jOlJlJJ noA IT s apt _noA q1M sn I : I uoJ asaI,d aA slql J04. pent..ps 3M qJrqM sjtdo1 lsefleajq aql ol asuodsaj quallaDw u uaaq aq 01 sJ?edde aiaqj iti p1nom noA swbod jo sadAq leqm MOU: ol Sn JOJ. 1UI?lJOciw I SI IT aA Ixau 001 bu tuu id .ino Ijuls CM Sj
pUaIbe 04 paI)12JnoDua PUll PaIlAUT St POOqjaqqojq 10 (3 tLSJap12a I CLfl LIT tM paA iou t awoJaq io S I UE3AC CJflhflJ. LIl2Td djeq SMBIA JIC LIl ssedxa 0 1 e l t T PPJOM OLIM aiioAuj ( Pj2 1tJJLJ UO eq hIM BUD h.dU CIII) . 14-J :/ le Ajejqll CICJW3j alfl SAIE M U T PT-1 fl? BJ? ABut IflUOW AJ13AC JO AepsJnq L I SJ TJ Cl ii (10 i r .i eq °1 bu IUU 1 uoJ aje pooq Jaqo M] C LII. Jo SbiJ I aaw p iuoq (idlit) 3q
• tI3 -i 1 ..inoA hut .q PUlP 1° WOO CSIPC Id os J1PCA aqq .ioj. ABS tlPJ pun) J1J[ILJ )i(:j S IlJ ST SBA BSJflO Aolua 0 1 aAeq CM 2W 11 CJOW aq J ajolajaql pus :3JOM C AlPII dM °I. 3 W tI ssal aql paAIoA(JI CAl2(j CM a idoad aJow aqj i3:--9 IlP llapUeW WaIS IlPIU0D esE ajd 1A1UJPJ WtJflJ aqJ JO IJadSI? Aull q1M d aq UlPD noA .4-I J12 p00.4 1 00D sawlPh (JnJ o4 papacu si dlaq innA W iJ I 1 bu TplPCJ qeT l lbaW CLfl bu tMO 11 0 9 P J 2Z q oje W 110 TA I 11JlP) WI .Afl,-j aql joy hu IuJE Id MOU St (sdno.Ab qinoX .JOIUnr pup JO 1(J3C itfl ii(i Aq pds i ss A [ q ) pooi AC(.4I O_A CLp.) 13UlPA3uJJJ Cq: p1100)12 :In; 1 14 1 il IH &d1 eiltd Don t forget to give your support, both in terms of goods and time, to the upcoming Las Vegas night being sponsored by the Temple s Ways and Means Committee on April 19th. The proceeds from this night will be going toward the Sanctuary refurbishment -- in particular the replacement of the burlap. This is always a fun evening, but it can t be a SUCCC5S without your support. Please respond positively When YOU are called to help. Better yet - don t wait - call Sandra Rose or Marian Goldberg to volunteer your goods, services or help.
Finally, as always, we encourage your ideas and support. Come out and us join in our activities. Volunteer to help plan future activities. Also, please remember the fund for replacing the burlap in the sanctuary Whenever you make a donation to the Temple. This project is now underway and your money is needed.
We look forward to seeing you at our next open Board meeting and at the upcoming events Which we have planned.
Paul Levine 827-9167 Rob Rubenstein 237-6399 Co-Pr esi dents
"UAHC CONFERENCE ON RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT: WRESTLING WITH GOD" - Washington Hebrew Congregation, Sunday, April 6, 198 "How can I believe in God after Auschwitz?" "How can I believe in God in an age of science and technology?" These statements reflect the tremendous assaults that events of the past century have made on the will to believe. This plus what someone has termed "a conspiracy of silence about God", an embarrassment to talk about God among Reform Jews, has not been able to mask the fact: that there is a tremendous spiritual hunger for a meaningful faith. Certainly this becomes very evident when a book like When Bad Things Happen to Good People is published. Hundreds of thousands of copies are eagerly purchased and read. The Mid-Atlantic Council UAHC is planning a one-day conference on the theme: "Wrestling with God" on Sunday, April 6, 1986, from 9:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Washington Hebrew Congregation, Macomb Street and Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington. Come and participate in a dialogue in small group sessions in which WAshington area Reform Rabbis and you will exchange personal views about God. To register, please return the coupon below by April 1 with your check payable to Mid-Atlantic Council, UAHC.
Mid-Atlantic Council Conference on Religious Commitment: Wrestling With God Mid-Atlantic Council, UAHC 2027 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036 232-4242
Name
Address
Congregation
Check for $10.00 is enclosed______NEWS AROUND THE TEMPLE
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The Lastest News From Anatevka - There s a lot of excitement here at Temple Rodef Shalom these days--all that singing and dancing in preparation for our May 15, 17, and 18 performances of "Fiddler on the Roof" which NVJCC is cosponsoring with Rodef Shalom. After an overwhelming response to our call for auditions, a terrific cast was chosen. More than 60 talented people tried out--a difficult task for our director, Bruce Dworkin, musical director, Kathy Erskine, and choreographer, Debbie Saady. All of these key people, their scenographir. designer, Joe Musumeci, and the several members of the production crew, are new this year to our Center productions and come to us with great credentials.
We still need volunteers to help with the sets and props, costumes, publicity and ticket sales. Call Ruth Checknoff, 323-0880, to get the details.
REMEMBER: DATES: May 15, 17, & 18 TIME: 8 P.M. PLACE: Temple Rodef Shalom 2100 Westmoreland Street Falls Church, VA
PRICE: $7.50 members of cosponsors $10.00 nonmembers $5.00 Seniors and children up to 16 years $15.00 Patrons (Saturday only) Patrons will have reserved seating and a reception following the Saturday performance.
NURSERY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Parents of Nursery School Age - If you are interested in your child (age 2-5) attending Temple Rodef Shalom s Nursery School, applications must be received immediately for September enrollment. Please call for an application form at 532-2227. INVITE A COLLEGE STUDENT TO YOUR PASSOVER SEDER Reform college youth, attending colleges in the Washington area, who are unable to return home for Passover, are interested in participating in a home seder. If you can accommodate one or more students at your first and/or second seder, please contact the Jewish Campus Activities Board (468-3422). CONGRATULATIONS TO Rose and Burt Thorman on the birth of their granddaughter Katherine Patrice born March 5 in Palo Alto, California. Her parents are Mimi Boyle and Ethan Thorman. CONDOLENCES TO Rochelle Zohn whose father, Leonard Goulde, died on February 24, 1986.
in. SUPPORT OUR TUTOR AVAILABLE: Certified ADVERTISERS teacher with Master s degree, Reading and Math (Grades 1-9), plus special pre-algebra QJ.J.LLL1 LQi I LIJLW £R. Lt QL O offered this summer in small groups. Call Marcy Leon, 237-2383 for more information. UCkUCL J hop
The Language of Love
Sunday 10-noon Wednesday 7-0 p.m. The Blush of a Rose & by aFIoiflhrnont The Whisper of a Leaf The Promise of a Lily of the Valley We have what you are looking (or, Gifts, Books, Gift- Cortiuicajes for Interpreted by the Holidays, Bar/Bat iiiizvahs, Weddings, etc...) Come visit our Rachelle M. Bennett-Floral Designer Shop and loll us your needs 573-0323 t U WJUU UJJJ .0 9)JL&) W.&W ti.
An Exclusive Nail & Skin Care Salon Early Spring Specials Manicures Reg. $10.00 Now $7.50 Sculptured Nails—Tips Reg. $50.00 Now $29.50 European Facials Reg. $35.00 Now $25.00
with this Ad Expires March 31, 1986
Unique Jewelry & Accessories For appointment Call 379-8989 5 3425 Payne Street Baileys Crossroads Directly oil At. 7, across from Honeycutts Fabrics, next to Amoco Station
ODEP Sf14 July 1 — July 31 zo
I lr-,, nJ • -- r I •—• —
DANCING TRAVELING TEENS SINGING
Camp Rodet Shalom otters an exciting program of song, dance, sports, swimming and arts and crafts all combined with the opportunity to be in a Jewish social experience.
An enthusiastic and talented staff look forward to a busy, happy summer at this tenlh season of Camp Rode( Shalom.
Field trips and special events highlight the camp season.
Our Teen Traveling Camp is tilled with fun and excitement. This program includes day trips as well as overnights Teens have been white water ratting, canoeing, tubing, camping and horseback riding and have traveled to Williamsburg, Yorktown, Baltimore Harbor, Rohobeth Beach, Luray Caverns and to the Orioles games. This summer we will tour other east coast cities.
Birthdaie...______Grade______Camper(s) Name -
Home Phone Parent(s) Name—
Address— Emergency phone
City — Zip______Business Phone
Amount Enclosed Balance due by April 1
I give my child(ren) permission to participate in all Camp Rodel Shalom Field trips.
Name(s) of campers
Dale. Parents Signature
Please reserve ______seal(s) for my child(ren) on the Reston bus.
• FEL: ...... $25000 Pre .ScnOOl Ages 4 and 5 )must be 4 by 7/7/86)9 am -1:15 p.m ...... s31500 Senior Camp Grades tniu 6 (as 01918619 am, pm ...... $40000 • Teen Traveling Camp Giaoes 79 (as 019/86)9 a.m.-3 p In...... 531500 Kindergarten bunk (must oe 5 years old by 7/7/86)9 a m,3 pm
The basic lee includes camp photo. T-shirt, field trips. etc. Trieie may be additional lees for overnites.
Second arid Successive PreSchool Camper: ...... £225.00
Second and successive Senior Camper: ...... $283 50
the above lees for each camper whose family is not aiiitiated with any synagogue. A $5000 non- add an additional 535 00 10 Please be applied against the total lee, balance is due by April 7. Please tne completed application This will refundable deposit is requited with Canip and mail to Camp Rodel Shalom. 2100 complete the application and return with your check payable to Temple Rodei Sflalorn . 22043 For tuillier inlormatiOli call 5322217 day. 24118941 alter 6 pm. (F10 Ftey—Oiiectot). Vi ir,r.icrlvfld St Fells Crtuicti Vis TEMPLE RODEF SHALOM NORTHERN VIRGINIA JEWISH AND COMMUNITY CENTER PRESENT ddIer rtr^ ^ onthe °f based on Sholern Aleichein stories - I by special perrnissiofl \ of Arnold Pen Book by: JOSE P H STEIN Music by: JERRY BOCK Lyrics by: SHELDON IIARNICK Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince Original New York Stage Production Directed and Choreographed by JEROME ROBI3INS
PERFOPMANCES AT T E 1A P L E R 0 D E F S 11 A L 0 M
Thursday May 1.5, 1986 2100 Westmoreland Street Saturday May 17, 1986 Falls Church, Virginia Sunday May 18, 1986
all shows at 8:00 pm
A 1) V I S S I 0 N $7.50 members of sponsors $10 nonmembers $5 seniors amd students PATRONS $1.5 (which includes Saturday eveninq reception along with reserved seating)
Please make your heck out to Northern Vj rinia Jewish Community Center, and send it w.rh a self-addressed, stamped envelope to 8822 Little River Turnpike, Fairfax, Virginia 22()31
Name
Address
Date of performance______
No.. of tickets: Member NVJCC Iicr..ber Rodef Shalom Non-member Sr. /student
Amount enclosed Phone______SAVE THE DATE! MAY 4, 1986
Charles Silberinan, author of a Certain People: American - -^JA Jews and Their Lives Today V\7 / —q
So
Will Greak at (WI- nc f Roc!cP Or gucLQ1 4JLctOfao. Ji7p h26 hi Look ±1 c-erto o, P^eqp! 13L ci Copj . R^eod fc6itIt aicL a v-e
SUMMER CREATIVE WRITING CLASSES
Sponsored by author of LANGUAGE ARTS THROUGH WRITING, Volumes I & II, and creator of the Young Writer s Contest Foundation.
Taught by Fairfax County elementary school teacher.
- 4 elementary school students per class
- 2 classes weekly
- June 16 through August 11
(make-up classes for students who take vacations)
Students will write fables, myths, newspaper articles, short stories,
For further information call Joan Korenblit -- 356-0718
PLEASE CALL EARLY--CLASSES ARE LIMITED. JOIN US ON MARCH 29TH
^i Arc, CorcM 5 J m^z4 1-04vt Evont To 1ortort1 t& r . of Dr. C ^ C.ka ov Fl^ i(Vc á1 u o i t Jv Ws ic itC CvcTte tc Cvt oJ kwk Copo5r5 to CCc4 Jc,zz
on Satw6le, Marc^ 2 1, 198 6 B:OO . tfl4 at r j oc4S1 uoFn 2100 e5tnor141 t Strct
RCPt o(ocv tk Gocrt
15. AW T
FAMILY SEDER TEMPLE RODEF SHALOM
Thursday April 24, 1986
6 P.M. by SISTERHOOD of Temple Rodef Shalom
Conducted by Rabbi L1tsz10 Berkowits
MENU
Seder Plates Hard Boiled Eggs Chicken Soup and Matzo Balls Salad -- Potato Kugel Gefilte Fish Buttered Baby Carrots Roasted Chicken
Sponge and Honey Cakes
Coffee, Tea, Matzah Wine, Grape Juice
Cost $15.00 Children 8 and Under $8.50
Table Arrangements will seat 8-10 persons. Share this Passover with old (or new) friends. RESERVATION NECESSARY BY APRIL 16
Please provide your own Union Haggadah.
Detach bottom portion and return to Marian Goldberg (TRS Sisterhood Catering), 4765 40th Street N., Arlington, VA, 22207
SEDER RESERVATION
Checks payable to "IRS Sisterhood Catering". Reservation deadline April 16.
Name
Address
Telephone Please reserve seats at $15.00
seats at $8.50 (per child 8 years and under)
I wish to be seated with
Please mail checks to Marion Goldberg, TRS Sisterhood Catering, 4765 40th St., N, Arlington, VA 22207 27TH ANNUAL POLICY CONFERENCE
April 6-8,1986 The Washington Hilton Washington, DC
Program Includes: Top Administration speakers
Congressional leaders
Action Workshops Banquet speakers: Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-MA.) Sen. John Heinz (R-PA.) leaders of opposition to Jordan arms sale
-
For more information and registration form please call 638-2256 17.
WRESTLING WITH GOD A CONFERENCE ON RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT
Sunday, April 6, 1986 Washington Hebrew Congregation 9:30 am - 4:00 pm Macomb St. and Mass. Ave., N.W.
Washington Area Reform Rabbis in Dialogue with You on Personal Faith in God
Rabbi Leon Adler Rabbi David Straus Rabbi Arnold Fink Rabbi Samuel Volkman Rabbi Rosalind Gold Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt Rabbi Joshua Haberman Rabbi Joseph Weinberg Rabbi Jack LuxLmberg Rabbi Daniel Zemel Rabbi Floyd Herman
Registration fee of $10 includes lunch. Preregistration required. Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Council, Union of American Hebrew Congregation.
Send check for $10, payable to Mid-Atlantic Council, to UAHC, 2027 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 Name - Address Congregation BE SURE TO ENCLOSE CHECK 19.
P.tI..o...i School ...... Sul .n Sin—...... 7)L333q OFFICERS ,— ,,,...... 3S(.C691 ...... flip., flI.l.w ...... S)?O.I lt.tv ...... ii i 1l.)3)7 ...... Ix. Shontr-y ...... ? oano v,\_ ...... S.,,.., lIP(.tI Pw ...... Soci .I Off ...... 1-4fl67 Ell . t...... 4-O)91 (C....-.ld ...... st. i140 S octi ACl,, ...... Joanna Illi t ...... 356 .26?)
I .n.nc ,. 5rc. Pt Ifl t ...d (.t id t.,n ...... j. ;i; W.yiendM,n1 ...... Omit Role ...... 7SO (n.rrorci,P( Src,r,r, hh.i ...... L1 1112 O.x. Sclif ...... Roih(l..clnoft...... Sê, t pthoo ...... (.a.ol fla.,,d,,...... l. r..... 0...ds.p...... Ictni San.Lp, ...... l.t..r. I...tpnb.,p., ...... l; i 33 oibe,bocd ...... )32J99 Youth ...... ll...65p,H ...... COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Cni, ...... Fie hpy ...... )li.e,41 ...... I..... S.. Youth ...... in.p I ,.d,,san. Adlo, ...... o p. . ,. ., ...... s .,. i eoi.hry ...... 5)3921.6 .h,...,..4 ...... ( )) Ch Cc,,v,..me" t.h p Pi,l,n P.o1 L.b...y ...... AI,i..,,...... tonI Range Jin..n1 ..5. .. 5.. .,...... J of,I,t I.t.O,5 ...... (4 p...I I-.,,.d ...... lk.,ty ii.ii OPac, ...... Sn.io, ...... S); 7237 ocLitlt...... t2l Y,21 Ot. Soc.p,y ...... O...k, Si.,.., ......
fill I vl. ill Stat I i:ii I ti, II lila lfr anti I HicliacL He I lie bier Ass I i:.i ii or Ifeiir (;i,Icl,iian Iy1.i ;I ; : It,il.l,i Coll t. tl, ii ii i . p:S I! lina li r liii lt otil Ifi ,i.l,& : ilerl,er I iwy,iiiam
o.. .— r U. S. l OSIAGE PAID J/ 1..11i Cl.u,cli, Vi.. Pc,mit No. 214
7o,& ,de 5iWirn q(ó 21(X) WtSIMOREIANO SJflEET FALLS CFIUflCII. VIRGINIA 22043
"rE:I1t L.E: tC)I)E:F SFIAL.Oi i 00 Ut ST MUPflL AND t E FAIlS c:HUR UI VA 22013
I E.
Next Issue: March 28-May 3, 1986 DATED MATEIII/V
Deadline: March 25
Mailing: April 3